Washer-dryer combo leaks water from underneath or the rear during operation.

Safety first: Unplug the unit and shut off water supply. Water on the floor can be a slip hazard.

• Identify leak source: Remove the rear or lower front panel and run a short fill/drain cycle while observing with a flashlight (keep clear of moving parts).
• Check hoses: Tighten clamps on the tub-to-pump and pump-to-drain hoses. Replace any cracked or swollen hoses with OEM GE hoses.
• Inspect inlet connections: Verify the water inlet hoses are tight at both the wall and the GE water inlet valve. Replace washers if dripping.
• Tub seal: If water appears at the center rear of the tub where the shaft exits, the main tub seal may be leaking, requiring replacement of the GE rear tub assembly.