Dishwasher leaks water from underneath the unit, often pooling on the floor near the sides.

Safety first: Turn off power and water immediately. Avoid standing in water near electrical connections.

• Remove toe-kick: Take off the lower access panel and inspect with a flashlight while running a short cycle.
• Identify leak source: Look at the sump, circulation pump, drain pump, inlet valve, and hoses for drips.
• Tighten clamps: Tighten any loose hose clamps and check for cracks in hoses.
• Inspect sump and seal: Look for cracks in the plastic sump or signs of water around the sump-to-tub seal.

Repair action: Replace any leaking hoses or clamps. If the sump or its seal is leaking, install a new sump and seal kit. Test for leaks before reinstalling panels.