Look for a restricted vent . and a cold floor or room . this would cause condensation and would leak from inside / causing leakage on floor in or around the dryer .. hope this helps . pls leave feed back .. mm
I have a leak on my LG True Steam dryer. Received a crazy excuse from LG: If the exhaust duct is restricted, humidity will not exhaust out very well. When the temperature inside the drum cools, remaining humidity will condense. Also check your water reservoir, empty it and leave it empty to see if the water continues to appear in the drum or outside the unit. I have a puddle of water the size of a pancake. I dont think it is condensation. Any ideas of how I can handle this...the warranty is no longer effective
Did you solve the water leak
Any answer where the water is coming from
This is happening to my same model LG dryer except I just realized it when water was dripping down through our kitchen ceiling onto the table.
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From the information you have provided your Frigidaire laundry center is leaking water from the bottom after a day or so. It sounds like you have a slow leak and this could be in your drain line, drain pump, or gasket. I would advise you to review your gasket and drain hose to make sure there is no visible crack or wear that water could be leaking out of. If you do not see any apparent leaks it could be an issue internally and this is not a simply DIY job. You may need to request the assistance of a professional technician for proper disassembly of your laundry center. I hope this information has been helpful. -Matt
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