Water spill What is the garden hose for?

There are several reasons why a Lamber F92-EK model might accumulate water and spill it on the ground. Here are a few possibilities:

1. There might be a problem with the drain hose that connects the dishwasher to the sink drain. If the hose is clogged or not properly connected, water can build up inside the dishwasher and spill out onto the floor.
2. The dishwasher's pump or filter might be clogged, causing water to build up inside the machine.
3. The dishwasher might not be level. If it is tilted too much in any direction, water can accumulate in one part of the dishwasher and spill out when the machine is in use.
4. There could be a problem with the dishwasher's door seal. If the seal is damaged or not properly seated, water can leak out of the dishwasher.

To troubleshoot this problem, you might try checking the drain hose, pump, and filter for any issues, and ensuring that the dishwasher is level. You might also want to inspect the door seal to see if it is damaged or not properly seated. If none of these steps help, you might need to consult the manufacturer or a professional appliance repair technician for further assistance.

Hard way.
You will need to take the whole machine apart and take the blower out to clean it.
As you progress, you will see what tools and steps you will be needing. About an all day job.
Easy way.
Unhook the dryer air hose and electric cord.
Move the dryer to a place that wil allow you to wash it out with a garden hose.
Tip the dryer forward onto it's face and from underneath, wash the blower out with a garden hose.
Please don't use a whole lot of pressure.
Should dry in a few hours.
Keep the water out of the rear where the heating element is.
About a 1 hour job, with out drying time.
Be blessed

No, there is no valve in your car. The likely problem is a clogged core. Would you like instructions for replacing it?

is the hose in the washtub?  It's not laying on the floor is it ??  if it is, it has to be 36 - 42 inches off the floor or water will just go in and out...

If the spill valve activates is "spills" water under the washer. There is a restriction or the pump has become inefficient and will not pump the volume and pressure it should at full RPM.

Your shaft coupler / motor coupler has likely broke. Not too hard to fix yourself, but you will have to remove the water from the washer first.

Remove the clothes, place them in the bathtub. Roll a garden hose from the washer to outside where drain water won't matter. Tape the garden hose to the drain hose, and lower the drain hose to the floor. Water will flow through the garden hose outside. Turn the washer over, follow directions supplied with new part, and replace the motor coupling. When finished, reorient the washer, remove the garden hose, place drain hose in the drain stand pipe. Run the washer through a couple of full cycles, then rewash the clothing.

I take it that you have tried rotating the cycle knob slowly through the point at the end of the wash cycle to the rinse cycle? On many machines, this will trigger the pump to drain the tub. Yet I am guessing that you have already tried that.

You could try running a garden hose from the machine along the floor and then outdoors. Next, take the end of the garden hose and place it into the top of the machine so that the end of the garden hose goes to the bottom of the tub. Feed in another five feet of garden hose into the machine so that this five feet is below the water level. Now, hold the palm of your hand over the end of the garden hose at the bottom of the machine and while doing this, pull out the extra five feet of garden hose and then remove your hand from the end of the garden hose. This should have "primed" the end of the garden hose with water so that the water will get sucked out of the machine and flow through the garden hose to the outdoors.

If this doesn't work, then you will need another person to **** on the other end of the garden hose in order to get the water to start flowing through the garden hose.

I know where the solenoid is, my question is I have water pressure into it, but not out of it, no warranty, trying to fix it myself, is this the probable cause of my problem, or could it be something else? I can hear what sounds like water running near the ice tray,but can't figure out where it is, also, when I recently filled the fresh water holding tank, it spilled over inside before spilling over exit tube of holding tank. Is this connected?

This is how I flush the heater core...go to the garden department at Wal-Mart and get a 5/8 - 3/4" female garden hose connector similar to my picture...remove the upper heater core hose and connect your garden hose to the connector then to the heater hose and secure with a hose clamp. Remove the lower heaer core hose and point it to the gound, then turn on your faucet and run clean water thru it...

if you cant remove it then wash it unplug the refrigerator from ac outllet first then remove the carton cover in the back and you gona see the pan were the water is temporaly storege with a garden hose washing the pan and then clean the floor use or news paper around the refrigy is helpfull the water or so in the pan is evaporated with the hot of the compresor sistem that water come frome the freeser compartment....good luck and rate me