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Heavy duty drain pump for commercial style washer

Pump & drive belt kit

Drain pump

Drain pump kit

Drain pump
The drain pump is what empties your Speed Queen washer after every cycle. When water won't drain or drains slowly, the pump is almost always the culprit. Speed Queen's commercial-grade design means these washers are built to last, and finding the right OEM pump keeps them running for decades.
If your washer is sitting with standing water after the cycle ends, or you hear a humming sound but no drainage, the pump assembly has likely failed. Repair Clinic carries OEM Speed Queen drain pump replacements that fit your exact model — no guessing, no incompatible aftermarket substitutes.
Standing water after the rinse or spin cycle almost always means the drain pump has failed or is blocked. First, check the pump intake screen — lint, coins, and small debris can clog it and stop drainage. If the screen is clear and water still won't drain, the pump motor or impeller has failed and needs replacement. OEM Speed Queen pump assemblies are engineered for your exact model and will restore full drainage.
Your Speed Queen model number is printed on a label inside the washer cabinet, usually on the back wall or on the underside of the lid. Look for a sticker that starts with a number or letter code — write down the entire model number exactly as printed. Enter it into the Repair Clinic search bar to find the correct drain pump for your machine. Speed Queen model numbers are critical because commercial-grade washers have different pump configurations than residential models.
Yes — Speed Queen washers are designed for owner maintenance and parts replacement. The pump is typically located behind the front access panel or tub. You'll need basic tools (screwdriver, pliers, possibly a socket set) and about 30 to 45 minutes. Repair Clinic's OEM pump kits come with the exact gaskets and seals you need. If you're not comfortable with the repair, a local Speed Queen dealer or appliance technician can install it for you.
Speed Queen washers are built for durability and long life — many are 20+ years old and still running. OEM pump assemblies maintain the exact specifications for your model: correct inlet/outlet sizing, proper seal compatibility, and the right impeller design. Aftermarket pumps often have incorrect dimensions or materials, leading to leaks, poor drainage, or premature failure. For a machine you've invested in, OEM parts protect that investment.


Ensure your Speed Queen washing machine drains efficiently with genuine OEM pump parts from Repair Clinic. A reliable pump is key for preventing water buildup and ensuring your washer completes its cycles properly. Easily find the right pump part using our model number lookup, and benefit from same-day shipping, No-Hassle 365-Day Returns, and our Price Match Guarantee. For installation guidance, visit our Washing Machine Repair Help page, or find more options like Speed Queen Circuit Board & Timer Parts for additional support.
On Speed Queen washing machines, check the back wall inside the cabinet or the underside of the lid for the model-number label. Some models also list it along the door frame, so open the washer and inspect the surrounding edges if you do not see it right away. Copy the complete model number, including letters and numbers, exactly as shown. Enter it into our model number lookup and the catalog narrows to parts made for your unit. This filters the full Speed Queen washing machine parts selection, not just pump listings, so every associated part shown is matched to your specific washer. Taking a minute to verify the label helps prevent ordering the wrong configuration and gets your repair moving without unnecessary back-and-forth.

Repair Clinic's online repair library helps Speed Queen Washing Machine owners and technicians work through the diagnosis and installation. Troubleshooting videos, symptom articles, and part testing walkthroughs help you determine which component has failed. Once you know what to replace, use the model number lookup to confirm the exact OEM part, then follow the matching installation video from start to finish.

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