Washer Is Leaking Water
Water pooling under or around the washer. Check hoses, pump seals, and tub gaskets. Start with these washer-specific checks before replacing parts: Inspect inlet hose connections at the wall and back of the washer for drips during fill. Likely error codes for this symptom include Whirlpool F09, LG FE, Bosch E25W.
First things to check
- Inspect inlet hose connections at the wall and back of the washer for drips during fill.
- Front-load: check the door boot for tears and debris in the drain port at the bottom of the seal.
- Match your symptom to the error codes and compatible parts listed below.
- Replace the faulty part or call a technician if the fix requires sealed systems or live voltage work.
Related error codes
Related replacement parts
FAQ
Why is my washer leaking?
Water pooling under or around the washer. Check hoses, pump seals, and tub gaskets.
What should I check first?
Inspect inlet hose connections at the wall and back of the washer for drips during fill. Front-load: check the door boot for tears and debris in the drain port at the bottom of the seal.
What error codes are related to this problem?
Whirlpool F09, LG FE, Bosch E25W
When should I call a technician?
Call a pro if you smell burning or gas, see sparking, or the same code returns after replacing the suspected part.
When to call a professional
Call a technician if you smell gas, see sparking, or basic checks don't resolve the issue.
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