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The water backs up in the pipe where the water is supposed to go during the withdrawal cycle and goes all over the floor. I have used a snake to remove any objects but there were none. Could the problem be the elbow joint that connects one pipe to another?
Depending on how your drain system is plumbed where you live.. many homes use a 'trap' .. meaning a place where water remains to keep sewer gas from getting back into your home.. If your house is set up with this ( and it may be on the wall or in the floor).. you may have a blockage there that won't allow water to drain fast enough and the pipe fills up and leaks onto your floor.. Hope this helps you...
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Probably 1 of 2 things. First you may have a partial clog of the drain, can be a pain to unclog, snaking the drain usually helps. The other could be the line you have running into the drain could be pushed down too far where its lodge funny in the drain pipe, I would pull it up and out of the drain pipe a little to give it a little more room.
With this said, I'm betting you have a partial clog in the drain.
no spin cycle don't have water it could be the pump is not getting the water out fast enough, could be clogged or the rear drain pipe is blocked or bent. failing them to problems it could be the valve its self.
There may be too much water and not enough clothes in the washer. If that is the case the water rises up the side of the tub when spinning and overflows the inner tub. Usually it goes into the outer tub but it can spurt out through bleach dispenser and run down the inside of the cabinet or hit the lid and splash out. Set water level (Xsmall, small, medium, large, Xlarge) appropriate for amount of clothes.
SOME OF THESE MACHINES HAVE TWO PRESSURE SWITCHES IN THEM, ONE FOR THE MAIN WASH WATER LEVEL AND ONE FOR THE RINSE WATER LEVEL. CHECK FOR A PLUGGED AIR PRESSURE HOSE FIRST AND THEN CHECK THE PRESSURE SWITCHES.
the pump will pump out at a continuos rate that wont change, the problem will be with the standpipe. You dont have to have a total blockage in the pipe, sometimes the diameter of the standpipe reduces due to scale build up and it just cant cope with the rate of flow.There will be a restriction somewhere.
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