How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Unplug the washer and close water valves. Expect water in the base; use towels and a pan.

Steps to check and correct:

Remove panels: Take off the rear or lower front panel to access the pump and hoses.
Run a visual leak test: With panels removed, briefly plug in and run a fill and wash cycle while observing all hoses, the pump body, and the tub connections. Unplug again before touching anything wet.
Tighten or replace hoses: Tighten any loose clamps. Replace hoses that show cracks, bulges, or soft spots with IPSO-approved parts.
Inspect pump: Check for water seeping from the pump shaft or housing seams. A leaking pump must be replaced.
Final test: Reassemble panels and run a full cycle while monitoring for leaks.

Washer leaks water from underneath the cabinet during operation

Possible Causes