The differences at a glance
Choose the controls and wash arrangement you’ll use.
The checked TC5003WN and TR7006WN share capacity and cabinet dimensions. Their wash systems, lid arrangements and controls differ.
Specification comparison, not an independent product test.
Exact product example
TC5003WN
- Wash system
- Classic Clean
- Load-size selections
- 2
- Display, favorites and delay
- Not listed as included
Exact product example
TR7006WN
- Wash system
- Perfect Wash
- Load-size selections
- 4
- Display, favorites and delay
- Listed as included
These are U.S. residential product records. Counts and wash-system names don’t establish a cleaning or reliability winner. Confirm exact codes, operating instructions and written warranty terms.
Compare the offered codes first
Ask the seller to identify the complete product and model codes. This comparison covers TC5003WN (model AWN632SP116TW02) and TR7006WN (model AWNE9RSN119TW01). A TC5 or TR7 family name alone does not confirm the offered version.
What differs in the checked records
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| Feature | TC5003WN | TR7006WN |
|---|---|---|
| Named wash system | Classic Clean | Perfect Wash |
| Lid arrangement | No lid lock listed | Delayed lid lock |
| Preset cycles | 6 | 16 |
| Temperature selections | 4 | 4 |
| Load-size selections | 2 | 4 |
| Time-remaining display, favorites and delay start | Not listed as included | Listed as included |
| Listed parts-and-labor warranty | 5 years | 7 years |
These are manufacturer product specifications reviewed October 16, 2026. Warranty coverage depends on the applicable written terms. Cycle counts and system names do not establish a cleaning, fabric-care or reliability winner.
Which differences matter to your household?
- You need a remaining-time display, saved favorites or delayed start: the checked TR7006WN record documents these features. Confirm how each works in its owner manual.
- You prefer the TC5 control configuration: the checked TC5003WN documents fewer cycle and load-size selections and no lid lock. That is never permission to reach into moving equipment.
- You need more capacity: these two examples tie at 3.2 cubic feet. Neither establishes the largest Speed Queen model. Check the manual’s loading instructions for your actual bulky items rather than assuming volume guarantees fit.
- You are considering commercial or Quantum equipment: use the separate commercial product documentation. This residential comparison does not establish its features, installation or warranty.
Measure more than the cabinet
Both checked records list a width of 25⅝ inches, height of 42¾ inches and depth of 28 inches. The listed height with the lid open is 53 inches. These dimensions do not include every installation requirement: verify the exact installation instructions for clearances, connections, floor support and the delivery route.
Confirm that the intended user can reach the tub and controls in the planned location. Both records say fill hoses are not included, so include the required approved accessories in the quote.
Before choosing or paying
Keep a written comparison of the exact offered code, the controls you will use, permitted priority loads, fit and complete installed cost. Obtain the actual warranty document and confirm service coverage with a provider for your location. A service-locator result does not guarantee a visit or warranty coverage.
If fit, a required feature or local support is unresolved, keep that candidate undecided. This page provides a feature comparison, not a current stock check, installed offer, product test or best-model ranking.
Sources and scope
- Speed Queen TC5003WN product specifications.
- Speed Queen TR7006WN product specifications.
- Manufacturer owner, installation and warranty documents.
- Service locator and manufacturer contact fallback.
U.S. residential product records only. No specifications are transferred from TR7003WN or to commercial equipment. Manufacturer lifespan and reliability marketing is not used as independent evidence.