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My wife told me the washer leaked "a couple gallons" today - came from directly under the washer. I ran a rinse cycle and there was no leak around the filler hoses and no leak on pumpout. Where should I start for diagnostics or should I just wait for it to leak "reliably"... Thanks.

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Remove cabinet. Set the machine to max fill level. Start fill and look for the leak. All leaks ARE visible. Water flows with gravity. Sometimes you have to jump the lid switch to get fill to work.

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