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Just noticed water coming out from under the washer. I checked and its not from the hose connections or the drain pipe. Where to start troubleshooting and most likely source of a leak? Its over 20 years old. Thanks!

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Good morning,  I would remove the chasis from the frame and look at the outer tub , drain pump , tub to pump hose, get a flash light and look deep in there where the gear case/transmission meets the outer tub and check for leaks there. In order to run the unit without the chasis you'll need to bypass the lid switch or remove in from the chasis and plug it in and do it by hand . If you don't feel confident doing it , call a repair company. 

Good luck , those are good machines and hope you get it up and going quick 

 

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Thanks - I'll check those spots out and let you know how it goes. Its a slow leak now but that could change fast...

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@jmm Happy Easter ! I was just wanting to reach out and see if you found anything on your washer ! 

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Thanks for reaching out! I decided to continue with the washer as is for a bit and see if the problem got worse or better. So far the leak has not reappeared. I'm going with "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". I will keep your recommendations handy in case it starts leaking again. Thanks again!

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No problem !! Let us know if you need anymore help!

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