Check the drain hose and inlet hoses for cracks, leaks, or loose connections. A damaged hose can allow water to escape from the bottom of the washer. Tighten connections or replace worn-out hoses.
The drain pump removes water from the tub during the spin cycle. If it’s clogged with debris or faulty, water may leak from the bottom of the machine. Inspect the pump for blockages and clean or replace it if necessary.
For front-load LG washers, a damaged door seal (gasket) can allow water to leak down to the bottom. Check for tears, mold buildup, or loose fittings. Replace the gasket if it’s compromised.
Overloading your washer can cause water to spill over, making it seem like a leak. Follow the manufacturer’s load recommendations to prevent excess water from escaping.
A leaky water inlet valve can cause water to drip onto the floor. If you see water pooling even when the washer is off, the inlet valve may need replacement.
A damaged washer tub or a worn tub seal can cause leaks from underneath. If you suspect this issue, it may require professional repair.
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