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It sounds like it may not be level. Check the washer for being level and plumb. I run vinegar through mine occasionally as that smell can happen no matter what as there is always a little water sitting in the pump and pipes.
If water is collecting under the dishwasher then there could be a few reasons.
1. door gasket is leaking - check for defect and replace if required
2. the wash or drain pump could be leaking water. Seals are not sitting properly or drain hose is cracked.
Turn the watersupply off to the washer for a day, if there is no water there after a day, replace the water inlet valve/s.
If there is still water there, then it must be coming from the sink waste if the washer outlet hose is connected to it, kift the hose higher, this will prevent it from syphoning back into the washer.
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Use some detergent plus baking soda and mix it in with the water--rub it around (with an old toothbrush) to loosen the mold. Let sit for a while, then wipe water, mold, and cleaner away. Finally, rinse with clean water and wipe dry. Leave the door ajar to air out after each wash. It will help to remove the standing water each time. Don't poke a hole in the seal to drain the water out, because water will then run out of the bottom of the washer.
Check the solenoids at the water inlet valve. They can be tested using a multimeter or ohmmeter. Check for continuity. A lack of continuity indicates a faulty solenoid. I will attach a photo for reference. A bad solenoid will permit water to leak through to the tub. Hope this helped and best wishes.
bad inlet water valve --turn water supply off and watch to see if machine continues to fill with water --suggest removing inlet water lines from machine and inspect the strain screens on the machine for sediment build up if so clean
I'm not sure what washer you have but a lot of washers have an additional spin cycle. If you left the lid open, then it would only fill with water then sit until the lid is closed. Try making sure the lid is closed next time you empty it and see if the water is in there the next morning. I hope this helps. Good luck!
hi i only fix uk machies but from what you are saying it sounds like the pump may be blocked ,have a look behind the lower panel at the bottem of the machine to see if there is a filter if so try to empty that,hope that helps.
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