Hi, I have a small leak at the bottom right hand corner of the door. If you push in on the door while it's running it stops and the noise level goes down. Is there an adjustment for the door or would it just be the seal, it's 4 yr. old. My wife say's that the grand kids have leaned on the door in the down position , we try to keep it up when they are around , that's why I am asking about a door adjustment. Thanks
Re: Hi, I have a small leak at the bottom right hand...
No adjustment. Try cleanig door gasket. If still leaks hinge probably got bent from leaning on door. Or door got bent. Needs to be taken apart to find cause for problem.
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press on the top right hand corner of the front door and see if it goes away. these doors start wearing at the pivot point inside the door at the bottom and hangs down so it does not touch the sensor inside the frame. If you check at the frame that matches to the top corner of the door you can see the sensor, it has a small switch you can fold a small piece of paper and press it in to keep the door close switch activated.
There is a little white circle plastic lever that feels like an upside down lollipop about 2-3 inches below the door lock behind the front panel.. Pulling that down will unlock the door. To access from the top of the washer remove 3 screws to the back top of the washer, push it back and then lift the top off the washer. Facing the washer slide your right hand down the space at the front corner where the lock is located. Feel around for the circular part at the bottom of the door lock and gently push it down. The door should then manually click and unlock.
To access from the bottom of the washer. Facing the washer, Remove the 3 screw to the very bottom that is holding the small access panel in place. This allows access to the bottom of the washer. Once removed, reach towards front and upwards to where the door lock is located. Feel around for a circle plastic level. Pull the level down. The door should click and you should be able to open the door.
On my fridge like this one, on the freezer side, down at the bottom (below the doors, where the vents are, there's a turn knob there. If you turn it counter clockwise, it'll unscrew filter. It's white and about 2" round and 10" long. It's the filter that goes to the water supply and ice maker. Mine had stopped up, I just pulled it out, went to home depot and got another just like it and re-plugged it in.. No more leaks for me!
Drain the dishwasher. There's a box in towards the front of the door. It's shaped like an oval. Carefully remove and clean that. Lift it up and down after and listen for clicking. Try running it again.
couple of things to check if you have a dispenser on this model there is a hose that goes up into the bottom of the freezer door you need to remove bottom kick plate and take a look at this...also if no water from that hose and its actually coming from the door you could have a ruptured line in the door itself.... next make sure the water is not actually coming from the freezer compartment as the drain in the freezer could be clooged and leaking over on defrost mode and out door...
hope this helps good luck...
"PD" stands for Pump Down. The unit is trying to drain and I suspect the grinding noise is your pump running with very little water in it.
If empty, you may have water level probe issue. Open the door and look under the sump screen at the bottom front. You should see 2 probes protruding into the sump the one that is a plastic like material with a small metal tip in the level probe. Try cleaning the tip with steel wool or sand paper.
Next look in the far right-hand lower corner of the rear interior wall. There you'll see 2 more probes facing downward. Clean the tips of those, as well. They're a bit tougher to get to, but if you hold your mouth just right, you should be able to clean them up just fine.
This is where I'd start... Let us know.
Take out the hard drive completely and then see if you hear the clicking noise, if you do then that means the hard drive is bad. Also if it goes right to another message and you don't see the blinking cursor then that also verifies that the hard drive was bad and causing the system to hang.
Hi, Make sure the jets in the spray arm ore not plugged at all. Check the black bellows on top the lower spray arm and see if it has a split in it. Let me know if these help or if I can assist you further.
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