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Speed Queen Support is your best bet 800.552.5475. There's no charge and they know their machines. They also don't sell parts so they won't try to sell you anything.
Hi - the timer motor which turns the knob around is most likely to be faulty, unfortunately you will have to replace the timer - comes as a complete unit.
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Its sounds like you need a replacement knob, if you can turn the disc behind it to start a cycle and the machine times out find the timer is probably still good, do a Google search for Speed Queen parts, and buy the correct replacement knob.
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