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If that’s the model, I agree.

** the number printed on the valve is BK-24960 ** That’s a manufacturer’s number not a part number. If you post the machine’s *model number* we can look up the part number of the specified valve and look for a suitable replacement.

Very little goes wrong with them. Just switches and elements but they’re becoming scarce. No reason i can’t last ages yet, depending on how used. No, it isn’t an energy hog.

Thanks. In the 15 years I’ve run my product dating service, only 1 person has ever enquired about the age of such a model and i have never had a service request on one since I started in the business in 1980 (although i am in Canada). I did find out that that manufacturer does also make some...

If you post a machine’s complete model and possibly its serial number, it should be possible to determine the OEM manufacturer.

The elements hinge up for cleaning. Look under them for the model and serial number tag. Under the left rear element is most likely. Dan Much2.com

The serial indicates it was made Aug. 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006 or 2018 (thanks GE for the accuracy of your serial numbers!). The latest update to its parts list on microfiche was Sept. 1972 so 1970 is the most likely production date.

Companies in Canada This may be an old thread but I still get asked frequently. There are several companies that still repair mechanical appliance timers, at least in Ontario Canada. If you're sending them from the US, there's the bonus of the discounted Canadian dollar. One is Macro Point...

Date search upodated! We are constantly working on the Appliance411 appliance dating system. Since this message was originally posted last summer we have added several more Speed Queen/Huebsch date formulas. - - - - - Brand: Speed Queen Type: Dryer Country: USA Model: HG5009W Serial: S874Z897...