MY LG FRNOT LOAD LEAKS WASHING INTO WASHING DRUM WHEN NOT IN USE. WHATS THE PROBLEM

You just need to find where from?

Back of the soap dispenser.
Water Level Sensor.
Hoses under the drum.
Drain Pump.
Drain Hose.
Door Gasket on a Front Loader.

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Supply lines could be leaking. Also if your drain hose is not properly placed, the water could be coming back into the tub from there. Good luck to you.

the top ring has small drain holes if blocked the water overflows the ring instaed of going into the bowl also if the machine is not level this can cause water to splash down the outside of the bowl

Why don't you simply find out what the FE code is alluding to? Go to web site or do a google search and then you can check for the issue further.

main drum bearing is pressed into the rear outer drum 1/2. you will need to replace that part. hopefully, the motor isn't damaged by the leaking water.

Leakage can be a few things..Check the door boot seal for any small rips, next the fill hoses are the watertight, next drain hose , now under the machine is the pump ok, Last assuming all hoses are ok has the drum a hole in it...good luck

the main bearing and seals on the drum side are faulty. this should be under warrenty

Yes the system is cloghed. Pull the detergent drawer out and clean the drawers housing. try using some bleach. It allways helps.

BE ADVICED: after using bleach run quick wash cycle on without any load, it's just to get rid of all bleech remains and not to damage your clothes

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this could be a drain hose loose or broken if the leak only occurs during rinse. If it leaks all the time, could be a broken outer drum or worn tub seal.
Hold inner drum and turn bothways. If it turns bothways, you have a bad bearing, and hence, a bad tub seal. If it turns in one direction only, bearing's good; but tub seal could still be bad.

what you will need to do is wright down the model number and go to ebay and put in bearings for a lg then put your model number in and it will come up with very cheap bearings thats where i get all my stock from. good luck £4.50p very cheap