Leak from bottom vent

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The fill switch may be contaminated with soap or debris that makes it heavier and makes it float lower in the water which means more water is required to trip it. Try moving it manually and see if it is hard to move at the top of its travel.

SOURCE: water leaking out of bottom of door

There is a rubber seal that runs along the bottom of the door. If you carefully run your hand along there just to see if it is all even. Sometimes they get out of place and you can push it back and then closing the door it realigns itself and all is good. If the seal is damaged, you have to replace the door liner as the seal is attached.

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Could be 1 of 2 things.

1: Open door and look for any" Obstruction" Between the Door Seal and the Dishwasher.

2: the Seal is Warped from General useage or, twisted.

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SOURCE: door leaks

I had the same problem last night. I had the Outer Door Panel off trying to solve why our machine does not operate all the time.
There is a seal under the air Vent Cover that is inside of the door on the left hand side. This Vent Cover attaches to the air fan ducting. The Vent Cover unscrews (counterclock wise). I put plumber's putty between the seal and Door Panel. Tighten the Vent with the large opening down for draining. Seems to work for me.

I later found a bent lower door seal - next thing to try and fix.

SOURCE: Water dripping out of door vent in lower left side

This is being caused by the vent tube design. The lower fitting is pushed up into the upper fitting so water leaks out from the top. The fittings are designed backwards. Remove front door panel and their will be a white tube running down the side. That tube is pushed up into its mate. Pull it down and silacone calk all around the out side of that pieces and the inside of the upper piece. put them back together and then tape it with some duck tape. DO NOT US FOR AT LEAST 24 hrs.