Water leaking from underneath causes - Kenmore 3.8 cu. ft. HE3t Front Load Washer

Does it have an icemaker?

if you have a coolant or antifreeze mixed with the water, you should see a trace of the coolant on the motor, where it is leaking. check water hose clamps and water pump. if the water pump is leaking slowly, it has failed and will break within time. any coolant leak will cause your car engine to overheat.

it could be coming from different sources. Most likely is the hose. You might need to replace hoses that bring water to the machine, but first check that they are not loose or have cracks that could cause these leaks to occur.

The humidifier has just started leaking from underneath the trunk part and drips down the front side and pools quite a bit underneath the humidifier causing quite a wet mess. This just started after I ordered a replacement water tank. Any suggestions?

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It could be a few things, a hosehas a hole in it, the water pump is leaking , or the cenbter seal on the transmission is leaking. Best way to check is to put some water in it, have someone help you lean it back and look underneath to locate the leak. If the water is leaking only in the agitate cycle and not as its filling then its your center seal.

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Seems like a leaky hose or pump.
Other than ruin your floor, you should to take caution that if the water sprays onto electrical connections or the motor etc, I may cause a fire or electrocution so it would be wise to have it inspected as soon as possible.

did you fix it yet ? check water line fittings underneath if you can pull a bit out washer to watch underneath when running to see where and when in cycle it leaks don't touch any electrical connections safety first LOL. disconnect power wipe dry and then ren it through a quick wash or other cycle and see.

Hiya........... have a good look at the door seal for any visible tears... do it with wet hands... and the electric off!! If you cant see anything... Have a look at the pump couplings.. for any visible signs if leaking!

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Your leak could be coming from the rubber door seal. Inspect all the way around the rubber seal paying particular attention to the areas behind the rubber seal where it meets the wash tub. They wear with age and can develop small holes. When they start leaking it appears like water coming from under the machine. I hopes this helps.