from underneath?
The washer is 2 1/2 yr old, would it be covered under standard warranty?
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1|1|Check the drainage hose.... (m)|maraj|maraj64@hotmail.com|11:55:40|12/21/2008|
I think that's what it's called anyway.
It's a fat hose about 6" long (similar to a car's radiator hose) right inside the washer's frame that goes from the tub to the pump & helps drain out the used water. It should be in the front but towards the bottom? Maybe it's disengaged or cracked. I had this happen on an old Maytag topload once. The hose was split. I just replaced it w/a piece of radiator hose I had laying around & clamped it in place. Never had a problem after that. :)
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2|1|check inside the washing machine|sytipton|sytipton@suddenlink.net|16:25:42|12/22/2008|
is the basket pulled to the front? this happened to me today because i washed my comforter. when i pulled it out of the washer i pulled the basket forward which makes the water leak out and not into the washing machine. 3|2|TY for the responses. I have checked the inside basket BUT can't get the back off to check|pumamomma|pumamomma@yahoo.com|16:59:49|12/22/2008|
that hose. No screws, it is all little plastic pieces pushed into holes to attach the back, any ideas?
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4|3|needle nose pliers for the plastic rivits should get them out...........|pussecat|pu55ecat@aol.com|22:26:32|12/22/2008|
you may have to replace them as they may break apart after you take them off but needle nosed pliers usually do the trick.
also, i had a washer leaking a lot of water once and it had a hole in the washtub. try looking for "suspicious" holes when you get the back off.
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5|1|Here's a good site. You can put in your make and model number and find out info on what could be wrong.|Ranalt|ainebailey@gmail.com|22:37:57|12/22/2008|
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