Alliance Laundry Systems M400911P Relay Oem Dpdt

Product Description

The ALLIANCE LAUNDRY SYSTEMS M400911P is a double-pole double-throw (DPDT) relay designed as an OEM replacement component for commercial and residential laundry equipment. Rated for 208/240 volts at 50/60 Hz, this relay manages switched electrical loads within the machine control circuit, allowing the control board to direct power to motors, valves, or heating elements as needed. It is built to original equipment specifications, making it a direct-fit solution when the factory relay has failed or degraded. Installation is typically handled by a qualified appliance technician or electrical service professional.

This relay is suited for use in laundry equipment where the original M400911P relay has been identified as the failed component. The DPDT configuration provides two independent switching circuits in a single package, which is common in washing machine and dryer control architectures that require simultaneous switching of multiple load paths. Verification of the part number against the equipment service manual is recommended before installation to confirm fitment.

Key Features

• OEM replacement relay built to original equipment specifications
• Double-pole double-throw (DPDT) switching configuration
• Rated for 208/240 volt operation at 50/60 Hz
• Direct-fit replacement designed to restore original control circuit function
• Manufactured for use in Alliance Laundry Systems equipment under the Speed Queen brand

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement relay for compatible Alliance Laundry Systems and Speed Queen laundry equipment models. Confirm the part number M400911P against the equipment wiring diagram or service manual before installation.

Installation Notes

Disconnect and lock out all power to the appliance before accessing internal electrical components. This relay should be installed by a qualified appliance technician or licensed electrician familiar with laundry equipment control circuits. Verify terminal orientation and wiring connections against the original equipment wiring diagram before energizing the unit. Follow applicable local electrical codes and manufacturer service documentation throughout the repair.