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Hi surfclimbcycle , you are right if it was leaking from the inlet hose it would leak all the time but it is more noticeable during wash programs due to the increase in water.

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I'm here cause I got a Whirlpool leaking too. Hope he gives us some advice.

Most likely the water pump

There are a number of connections from the tub to the drain pipe. If your front loading washing machine has a coin catch, I would start by cleaning that, followed by cleaning the section of bellowed hose from tub to drain pump, and from drain pump to the wall.

The water seems to be leaking froom the bottom as well.

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Hi Kazi, check the seal on the filter because if that is damaged it won't make a watertight seal causing the leak if it is damaged it will need to be replaced.

Hi Lisa, it could be but try to establish where the water is coming from and look for any damage to the hoses underneath, if you can find it you can replace the part and it will save you buying a new machine.

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Hi David, it could be coming from anywhere in the machine but check the normal reasons, check the filter, door seal and internal hose to the tub.

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Hi Shireen, it will be leaking from a component inside so you need to find from where put a little water inside, unplug it and look inside for the leak.

Hi Ken, can be difficult to find but you need to establish where the water is coming from, make sure it is not too much detergent causing the leak.

eSpares thanks, it’s only doing it when on the first rinse, level very high in conditioner drawer, (syphon not blocked) and the machine is topping up mid cycle, not looked at pressure sensor yet.

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Hi Teklit Teklzghi, leaking from the soap drawer usually indicates the drawer is blocked, take the drawer out and check the holes in the top of the drawer and clean the drawer.

Hi Meena, check inside the inlet hose as it has a O ring seal that may be leaking and make sure the hose is tight when it goes back on, the other thing is the water valve so check that as well.

Hi uday, is it leaking from the filter area or the drain hose? check the filter is tight and the O ring seal is not damaged, if its the drain hose check for a hole and replace the hose if it's damaged. Error code E02 is an issue with the filling so check the water pressure and the inlet valve, it's not a problem with the drum.

Hi Jeanette, the first thing you need to do is to identify where the leak is coming from. If you have a leak that’s coming from the front of the machine, it could be from the detergent drawer or the housing, the door seal, or it could be coming from the pump filter or pump. If you’ve got a leak that’s coming from the back of the machine, it could be the hoses or the valve, and if you have a leak that’s coming from underneath the machine, it could be any number of those things.

Hi Adrian, it is common for water to be left in the door seal but we would suggest leaving the dispenser drawer and the washing machine door open to allow air to circulate and help dry out any water but you can just use a cloth to mop up the water.

Hi Bhupendra Singh, the choice would have to be yours as we don't know enough about the new LG machines.

Hi Cupcake7760, it sounds like there is too much powder in the drawer causing it to over foam, take the drawer out and make sure there are no blockages.

Thank you for getting back to me. My husband & I actually never use the drawer. We only use 2 pods you throw in the drum to do our washing.

Hi Cupcake, let's break this down, what is the machine doing when it is leaking, filling, washing, draining as we need to determine what is functioning to cause a leak.Also, check the vent for any signs of damage to allow water to leak.

My machine is a Kenmore Elite 796-41029900. The leak is happening during the drain cycle. Yesterday I watched your video,along with others & this is what is did to try & find the issue/s; I unscrewed both the cold/ hot hose, cleaned the filter, which I did find a lot of sediment, per the manual I soaked it in vinegar, scrubbed it & attaches both the hoses back to the machine. After watching another video, someone mentioned the “gray sludge” showing up on clothing after the wash was completed. It was recommended that the screws be removed on the 3 parts inside the drum that hold the agitator balls. I removed the screws, slid out the pieces & what I discovered was horrendous to say the least. After cleaning everything, I attached them back. I throughly cleaned the rubber piece around the drum, removed the drawer that holds bleach..etc & throughly cleaned it, I cleaned the filter /drained the hose that’s located on the front bottom left, (I actually drain it after every wash), last I ran 2 cleaning cycles putting bleach in the drawer. There was a large amount of suds in the first cycle & hardly any in the second one. I didn’t have any leaks. The strange thing is, days can go by without any leaks & I do at least 2 loads everyday.

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Remove the drawer by pulling it out and pushing the tab to release, check the drawer for blockages and give it a good clean, if OK take the top off by the screws at the back and look at the connecting hose from the drawer to the tub.

eSpares thanks for that. I just checked and found that if i disconnect drainage hose and keep it lowered the dispenser drains therefore not overflowing. When i re-attatch under sink it starts to drain slowly and eventually overflows from dispenser onto the floor. Is there a blockage issue the pump seems fine ?

Hi A M, a couple of things make sure the drain hose does not go too low as it will siphon causing it to push the water into the sink, check for a blockage in the sink and see if it has a one way trap which will stop the water coming back into the machine.

@@eSpares thanks. I have tried a few things but i noticed if i disconnect from sink and lower the waste to ground level the dispenser drains ok. However if i raise the waste pipe even 6-8 inches of the floor the dispenser again overflows regardless it been connected to sink. In summary keep waste pipe ground level the dispenser drains ok. The pumps works fine when rinsing the drum.

Hi A M we are getting confused by the dispenser reference as the only time you would have water in the dispenser is when it fills up and it has nothing to do with draining, are you talking about the filter chamber?

SuperWasherKid2002 if you have striped the threads go to eBay item number 361909285985 or so thing similar to this item, and it sounds as if your gasket it no good get a new one or use a silicon or mastic thinly spread to seal it. I hope this helps.

The usual cause of a heater coming loose is not pushing it in far enough. The rubber seal when tightened bulges up to hold it it position. If not far in enough the bulge can be on the outer side of the opening almost pushing the heater out. Once the water is heated and cooled a few times the heater can move from expansion and come out. Take the heater completely out again and apply a little liquid soap on the seal before refitting. Then make sure the heater is 'fully in' by giving it a push with a screwdriver a few times before tightening the bolt.

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Hi Scott, IE on LG washing machines refers to a water inlet error so start by checking the water pressure, hoses damaged or kinked or clogged filters. it may also be backfilling so check that.

Hi Vijaya, E17 refers to water supply time exceeded, so check the water pressure, also the inlet valve and any hose filters that may be stopping the water from coming in.

Hi DionShow, we are always about showing you how to replace the part and not the machine.

And the machine is only 8 months old

Hi Duarte, check the soap drawer for any signs of a blockage first but if it's under guarantee you should contact the service agent.

Hi Diellona Aliaj, powder left in the machine at the end of the programme can indicate too much powder is being used, reduce the amount and try again.

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