Speed Queen 45001 Wire 18 Gauge Black Replacement

Product Description

The SPEED QUEEN 45001 is an 18-gauge black replacement wire used in Speed Queen residential laundry equipment. This wire serves as an OEM-specification electrical conductor within washers and dryers, maintaining proper circuit continuity in control and motor wiring harnesses. Licensed appliance technicians and experienced service professionals install this part during electrical diagnosis and harness repair. Its 18-gauge rating suits low-current signal and motor circuit applications common in residential laundry platforms. Sourcing the correct gauge and color ensures proper identification and safe reinstallation within existing wiring harnesses.

This wire is used in Speed Queen residential washers and dryers across multiple production runs. Compatible models include front-load and top-load configurations in both electric and gas variants. It is typically installed during service calls where existing wiring shows damage, heat stress, or failed insulation. The black 18-gauge specification matches OEM harness requirements for the listed compatible model families.

Key Features

• 18-gauge conductor sized for low-current control and motor circuit applications
• Black insulation color supports correct wire identification during harness service
• OEM-specification replacement for Speed Queen laundry equipment
• Compatible across a wide range of Speed Queen washer and dryer models

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Speed Queen models: ADE4BRGS177TW01, ZDG30RGS111CW01, ADE6HRYS178TW01, ATEE9ASP178TW01, ZDEE9BSS175CN01, ADE30RGS171TW01, AFN51FSP111TN03, ZDG6HRYS118CW01, ADGE9BGS115TW01, AFNE9BSP116TW01, ADE3SRGS175CW01, ATGE9ASP118TB01, ZDEE9RYS178CW01, AFNE9BSP115TW01, AWN542SP111TW01, ZFNE9BSP116CW13, ADE4BRGS177TB01, ADE3SRGS177TW02, ADG3SRGS117TW02, ZWN63RSN116CW01, AFNE9BSP113TW01, ADG6HRYS118TW01, ZFNE9BSP116CN13, ADG3LRGS111TW01, AWN43RSN115TW01.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified appliance technician. Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or by unplugging before accessing any wiring harness. Verify gauge and insulation color against the existing harness before cutting or terminating any wire. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for appliance wiring repair and use proper crimp or splice connectors rated for the circuit.