Speed Queen Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20231218-AFC10-2147343371. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Speed Queen Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000. Source model text: ADEE9RYS177TW01. Incident: Dryer Model ADEE9RYS177TW01 will not stop drying; timer reaches one minute to go in drying cycle and keeps running indefinitely. Fire hazard. Multiple repair attempt have failed.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20250103-C06C8-2147334183. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Speed Queen Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000. Source model text: ADEE9RGS175TW01. Incident: Dryer consistency burning my clothing even in low setting. Vent has been replaced twice and its still happening.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20260525-48BC3-2147318725. Severity: Incident, No Injury. Matched catalog product: Speed Queen Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000. Source model text: ADEE9RGS175TW01. Incident: Dryer gets too hot and melts the polymer coating that covering the vent cover. The level of heat that the temp has to get to melt it is extreme and unsafe to be in a residential home.

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20220705-164CB-2147355220. Severity: No Incident, No Injury. Product: Speed Queen Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000 (Model Number: ADEE9RGS175TW01 Product Code: DR7000WE Serial Number: 1812022155 Speed Queen Dryer. Purchased in 2019. Installed by an authorized dealer and never uninstalled and reinstalled by us.). Incident: On March 24, 2022, I was drying my cotton, queen size down comforter (manufacture�s recommendations states machine wash and dry) in the dryer and noted a smoking/hot smell. (I have washed/dried that comforter on multiple occasions in the past without incident. The dryer can handle the size.) When I opened the dryer, I found my comforter with burn marks (I have photos � area covers a 3 foot x 3 foot area). The lint trap had minimal lint in it. I called Alliance Laundry Systems and spoke to "[REDACTED]". My dryer was still under warranty, so [REDACTED] provided me with contact information for appliance repair companies in my local area. [REDACTED] also advised me that: - "we are aware this is a problem with this dryer" - "the way it is designed it can't cool down the grate" -" the grate can't handle the high temperatures. Everything else in the drum can cool down, but not the grate." - "typically you will notice it sooner, as you start to see black flecks on your clothes" - "the grate is made of a lighter metal, so typically we just need to replace that with one made of a stronger metal" I asked if there was a recall on this - "no". I asked about a replacement dryer - "typically no". I asked if this grate is replaced, is there the potential this can happen again - "I haven't seen that". I asked if I need to be concerned, as this could lead to a house fire - "the likelihood of that would be very low". I told him I am not comfortable with that response. Even if the likelihood is low, there is a possibility, since this is a known design defect. I am not comfortable with the resp