DRAIN mY DAUGHTER HAS A STANDARD TUB DRAIN. iT WAS NOT WORK RIGHT. I TOOK OUT THE WHOLE THING THINKING IT WOULD WORK, BUT THE WATER STILL DOES NOT GO OUT. iT IS HARD TO SEE AND GET AT THIS TUB. i NEED HELP FIXING THIS.

a washing machine should never overflow if the drain hose is the right height. IT cannot be higher than the tub, The other thing is the water level sensor is not working. You can take the whole top off by lifting up on it and then you can see down into the tub area for the water sensor. They can get plugged up. Otherwise post the make and model number

take the drain plug out and remove the hair. Once you remove the hair from the drain your water will drain from the shower.

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The right answer is to remove the drain trap and clean it out.....if this trap is not accessible then you have a major carpentry issue to gain access. You can also try several gallons of boiling hot water to soften the crayons up.

Take screws out of plate on tub over flow and pull up trip lever. sometimes they move and need adjusting . It shoul dhave 2 bolts holding the plate on tub at overflow and work with it to remove trip lever assembly once out run some water down drain to let you know if that is th eproblem then you can adjust on trip lever assembly by moving the little barrel like plug near the handle a little will increase water flow out of tub once you put it back in you can adjust it out it back in with out bolting back turn water on and move lever to see if it drains any better.

They can be tricky but you can do it.

I just had a repair person out for this problem. My machine was displaying the Ld error code. First the technician removed the tub by lifting the cover (2 latches need to be tripped in front similar to an auto hood), then snapping out the rim, then removing the center, then removing the tub and sucking ou the water with a wet vac. Covering the drain was a pair of cotton gym shorts. Next to the gym shorts was a quarter. He says that he has discovered many things in there and that they spun in there during the high speed spinning. He recommended putting anything small in a wash bag before putting it in the wash. I can't see doing this practically because it would include all socks, underwear, and most of my daughter's clothing.

In any case, this wasn't the whole problem, so he had to put the tub back together and then work underneath as described in the "change in drain" problem. I didn't watch this as the laundry room is too small. He found a barrette in the drain motor.

After this he ran a diagnostic and gave me the all clear. I have successfully run a load through.

It's located below the coils inside the freezer at the very bottom. The water comes from the coils. Take a turkey baster filled with water and push the water down the drain. This will unclog the drain.

FYI, the pump does not have a valve which prevents the water from leaving the tub during wash cycles.
If you were to remove the drain line from the machine the water in the tub would siphon.
I think you are moving in the right direction by replacing the drain tube. Also inspect the other connections from the tub to the water pump and water pump to drain tube..
Good luck...

hi,sounds like you have a blocked pump,

Take off the lower panel ( 2 screws on bottom) pullout and down to remove. Make sure unit is unplugged pump is on the right hand side one hose coming from bottom of tub and the other goes out the back to the drain. Take off the hose from the bottom of the tub and be ready to catch alll the water in the tub suggest you use shop vac and remove all water first. look in the impellar in pump should be a clog right there then put everything back the way you toook it off and be careful to get the hose back on the way you took it off there is a slot in the hose and a tab on the pump for alignment.

Hi. I work on these machines every day.
The problem with your model 10 is that the diverter valve is not in the DRAIN position, so when the pump runs, it is sending the water right back into the tub. The issue is one of two things-
Either the tab on the diverter valve has physically broken off and the machine needs a new diverter valve, or there is a short in the machine's controller and it is sending a constant signal to that valve, causing it to never be in the DRAIN position. When the diverter is NOT energized, the flap is at rest and the water will go out the drain. When the valve IS energized, the water is supposed to go thru the recirculation hose.
You want to check that diverter valve first and formost. That's going to tell you what you need to know. Look closely at it and you'll see if the little tab that goes from the wax motor to the flapper lever is broken off. The diverter valve is located down underneath the tub in the right rear, it has three hoses attached to it and two wires. It's grey in color and the little wax motor is brown.

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