Constantly leaks water into machine

A water valve within the washer must be leaking. A test to see which one, close a water supply, either cold or hot and see which leaks. A band-aid solution could be to only connect hot (or cold) water to the one that doesn't leak, select appropriate water temp, hot-hot or cold cold.

You have a water inlet control valve leaking, it is either the hot or cold valve.

check/tighten inlet hot and cold water lines, both ends of each hose

Water inlet is controlled by a level switch and hot/cold water valves,( solenoids). It seems most likely that one of the water valve diaphragms is faulty;turn off hot and then cold taps to determine which one is leaking.A handy person can often strip the valve and replace the diaphragm, or else
a service person may be needed.
At times, the water is measured by weight,(depth) and during spray rinse by the timer, therefore, if you are using a cold rinse, ,most likely the cold valve is faulty.

Has the machine been in cold storage? If no then the inlet solenoid could be the culprit. There might be sediment keeping the valve open.

If you are on city water and your inlet to your house has a back flow preventer this could be you problem.if so theres an expansion tank that can be installed on the cold water line,after you water warms up theres no room for expansion and the relief valve goes off at 150 psi

The bit you're pointing to isn't meant to have any water in it (and to be honest, probably doesn't).

The leak is probably somewhere nearby, with the water then tracking round the outside of the pump before finally dripping off the lowest point.

There are two approaches to finding the leak.

1. Dry the whole pump assembly really thoroughly, then put some cold water into the machine and (with the power disconnected) carefully feel around the pump body to try to identify what bits get damp first.

2. Use the information that the leak subsides when the machine is draining to narrow your search to the pump suction. Have a careful look at the black bellows (at the right hand edge of your photo), examining all the corrugations for splits and tears. Then check the point where the bellows joins the pump body (the round, creamy coloured object with another hose coming out of it in between your arrowed box and the bellows). Use the dry/cold water/feel around trick to help with these examinations.

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stuck and child lock

Where?
How Much?
Hot or cold?
Constant or only steaming?
Drips only when brewing?
What?

The valve to the powder drawer is jammed. When you try to start the machine it trys to open and he water will try to pass through the valve. The water is at a constant pressure when the machine is off, but when you turn it on, it increases the presure and the water leaks. To the back of the maching, look at the blue hose, to the back of the washer, that should be sound, take the top off the machhing, two small screws at the back, follow the black hose from the cold inlet to the valve and I think you will find that is split/perished. I hope this helps, but if not let me know and I'll check o/l to find the fault for you.