Maytag mah2400 door leaking. grey rubber inner door seal looks misshapen at bottom, with no visible tears or holes. there is an odd shaped hole on bottom of the door itself, below area fits inside of grey seal when the door is closed, and there was a "callous" of hard plastic like material along the front/bottom of door (above the hole, which appears to be part of the door, but not sure) . water leaks most during rinse cycle, and comes out in small stream in 3 or 4 places- the most water comes out when the water is filling tub and rinsing. I did a small load with just two bath mats and a lot of water was on the floor after that load. a larger load resulted in less water leaking out.

In the front on the bottom of the gray seal is two drain holes, make sure there is not an obstruction in these drain holes such as a small sock .

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Disconnect all power to the machine first!!
1 Locate the outer clamp band securing the seal to the door rim on the washing machine and examine it carefully for holes or tears. Many can be prised off with a flat-bladed screwdriver they have a spring system holding them, but some have a tensioning arrangement that has to be loosened.
2 After removing the outer clamp band, locate the inner one securing the seal to the drum and establish how this is secured. It may be necessary to loosen a clip, or you may be able to prise the band off with a flat-bladed screwdriver. Some are like very large Jubilee clips that you have to undo usually from the top.
3 Once the clamp bands have been removed, use both hands to pull the seal away from the inner drum rim. Some AEG machines have a water spout holes that will have to be lined up. Others have a drain holes.
4 Rubbing a drop of washing up liquid into the groove on the AEG door seal/gasket that locates on the drum makes fitting the new seal easier.
5 Your new AEG washing machine door seal should be fitted by locating the drain holes at the bottom of the seal first then push it on with both hands working opposite directions towards the top. This is quite hard if you have never done it before.
6 Refit the inner band remembering this must be tensioned correctly for it to be water tight.
7 now fit the outer band and the test your AEG machine for any leaks,

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First, examine the gasket around the door or dishwasher front for tears or holes. If the gasket looks good, the door may have been flexed during installation or while loading / unloading. Open the door half way and try to flex counter clockwise. This should straighten out the door and allow the seal to contact properly.

There is a 2" L shape hose connected to that drain hole under. You can unclog it using a soft plastic stick. Stick it on to that hole do not force it turn the plastic stick while putting it in. Thare are 2 types of door gasket on that model one has hole in it and the other doesn't. If your original doesn't have a hole, the one that has a hole will work but there is a plug on to that hole.

This is your door gasket
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Just take the front panell off to see if there's a small hose connected to the gasket drain hole. You can even clean it after taking the panell off
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O6d3KFIfWo

Open the door and gently pull on the grey rubber gasket and check all around it for holes / tears. There are three tiny holes in the 'wall' at the bottom that are supposed to be there, but you should not see any other tears. I just found a large tear on mine that causes leaks when I run very large loads. I am going to try to fix it with Gorilla Tape, otherwise I will probably have to buy the whole new gasket. It seems like it would be a real pain to replace!

almost deffinately door seal.try hot cloth to warm seal and pull into shape ,close door ,if you look down seal it should stick to door frame all round.no air leaks...

Check your rubber boot connecting the tub to the machine, it will fail. If you find no hole in it and have a drain in the bottom of boot, then pull front panel to see if drain tube is broken. If thats not broken, everything else will be visible as far as drain lines etc, just look for signs of leakage.

If you can get to it you can use an epoxy made for metal or something like jb weld to patch the holes.

Follow these steps to replace your door seal:
Disconnect all power to the machine first!!


1 Locate the outer clamp band securing the seal to the door rim on the washing machine and examine it carefully for holes or tears. Many can be prised off with a flat-bladed screwdriver they have a spring system holding them, but some have a tensioning arrangement that has to be loosened.
2 After removing the outer clamp band, locate the inner one securing the seal to the drum and establish how this is secured. It may be necessary to loosen a clip, or you may be able to prise the band off with a flat-bladed screwdriver. Some are like very large Jubilee clips that you have to undo usually from the top.
3 Once the clamp bands have been removed, use both hands to pull the seal away from the inner drum rim. Some machines have a water spout holes that will have to be lined up. Others have a drain holes.
4 Rubbing a drop of washing up liquid into the groove on the door seal/gasket that locates on the drum makes fitting the new seal easier.
5 the new washing machine door seal should be fitted by locating the drain holes at the bottom of the seal first then push it on with both hands working opposite directions towards the top. This is quite hard if you have never done it before.
6 refit the inner band remembering this must be tensioned correctly for it to be water tight.
7 now fit the outer band and the test the machine for any leaks,

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First check the grey rubber seal for any cracks and/or holes at the bottom side. If there is any you migtht be able to turn the seal by 180 degrees to stop the leak, otherwise replace the rubber seal
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