Why does my washing machine leak lots of water underneath during the spin cycle?

Mar 23, 2009 by Jason E | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

During the excursion cycle near the end, my washing machine is leaking a considerable amount of water onto the floor from underneath. I am not mechanical, so I would need a not any more details :)

i dont remember what model you have but as a rule of thumb your leak is probaly comming from a drain hose which has a clamp holding it on the up the spout line it might of just come unloose . or your tub in the washer has a upper gasket and a lower gasket.one

why does my washing machine leak ?

Sep 18, 2007 by billwillyr | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs

I have a washing machine that leaks only when I set the moisten level for larger loads. If I set the water level at halfway or lower it does not leak at all. The leak seems to drip down from the upper part of the tub on the incarcerated of the washer.

Too many clothes makes it go off balace, slinging drinking-water over the edge of the tub. Stick with smaller loads.

Why does my washing machine leak?

Sep 19, 2006 by lizarddd | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

It's admirable till the final rinse then water trickles from the door and from underneath the drawer, its annoying me now, I've tally the door seal and the rubber looks ok, what could be causing, I cant afford a new machine at the mo!
I should

If you have despotic water in your area, you may have limescale deposits around the part of the door which makes the seal when it's closed - mainly the binoculars part. It would be worth wiping it all over with a washing -up scrubbie moistened with white

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