Leak water tank

thats ok

Check the Upper Rubber Gasket (fits around the top puncture pin). If it missing you will have leakage because here's no seal to protect leakage. You can buy it online or call Keurig Customer Service (if you still have warranty)
OR:
Upper Rubber Gasket not making a seal with the K-Cup or Reusable Filter and the water and/or coffee grounds leak out. To fix it simply move Upper Rubber Gasket 1/4" down. This should close the gap between K-Cup and upper needle.

I don't know if they sell those replacement parts on their own, but if you contact Customer Service they could have a solution for you. Or, depending on how long you've had the Keurig, you could return it (either to Keurig or the store you purchased it from). Keurig Customer Service number: 866-901-2739 OR email them!

could be you have a leak in one of you hose,s

Hi marsnange,

One of the most common problems I see with the Z3 water leaks in the trunk comes from the 3rd brake light lens. You can open the lid, and check for a leak while pouring a little water around the lens. Another common leak is from the trunk seal itself. Look for tears,holes and any deformities in the gasket. The is a slight probability the antennae base could be leaking. The rubber based should not look cracked or deteriorating.

Check the door gasket for any damage. A rip or a tear could be the cause of the leak.

could be one of 2 problems. 1) the rubber gasket seal has a small tear or hole... it doesn't take much. or 2) the door latch is loose or broken

Hello LPeck, This is a pretty common issue with all front loading washers. Typically it has to do with the door bellows (gasket) that seals the door to the washer cabinet.

First, look very carefully at the gasket all the way around, using a flashlight. Pay close attention to the area where the water flows into the washer. This is usually located on the upper part of the gasket and sometimes the water inlet port gets the gasket moved out of place and when the water is flowing into the washer, it can leak outside of the gasket. Make sure that the gasket is properly located around the water inlet port and that the gasket does NOT extend past the water nozzle.

The other thing to do is again look very carefully at the entire gasket for small cuts or tears that might be allowing water to leak out. Even a small cut can allow alot of water to leak out of the wash tub, so carefully push/pull the gasket with your fingers while shining the flashlight onto it.

In almost all cases, it is a cut or torn gasket that is the source of the leak.

This is an easy self-service repair, only requiring a few basic hand tools to remove the gasket bellows from the washer cabinet and inner wash tub. Just fold the back lip from the washer cabinet and you'll see the retainer wire that holds the bellows onto the cabinet. With that removed, you can then slip the bellows gasker off the cabinet lip and see and get at the inner wash tub retaining clamp. Typically held on with a large diameter hose clamp. Remove that and you're ready to install the new one in the reverse order.

Just be sure to let the new gasket lay out to help get most of the kinks out of it, from being in the small shipping box, and install it slowly and carefully, so not to put any cuts in it.

This will save you around $150 +/- instead of having a service tech do the installation/repair for you.

If you want to see and order the part yourself, you can go to the following link to see the gasket and how it is installed. You can order it online from sears, or any place you wish.

http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/getSubComp.pd?modelNumber=GHW9150PW0&productCategoryId=0153200&brandId=1198&brandDescription=WHIRLPOOL&modelName=RESIDENTIAL-WASHER&diagramPageId=00002&componentDescription=DOOR%20AND%20LATCH%20PARTS&documentId=W0501061&blt=06

Hope you find this Very Helpful and best regards!

thats called a bellow. from a scale of 1-10 id say a 9. front assy of washer needs to come apart to be able to get to gasket rear. that is why it leaking just a small tear or bend on the gasket bye the door will cause it to leak. ive done about 50 of those and it takes me about 1 hr. good luck .if u need furthur assistance let us know. thank you.

We had the small leak problem. It was a cut in the bellows at the door. Lower side. We could see it if we just spread the gasket just inside the door.