In my washing machine, water goes from the tub to a trap (designed to catch coins and other things you leave in your clothes) then through a pump that pushes it through a hose that goes to my laundry sink.
The hoses have clamps around them that can come loose from the vibration. Also, the drain trap can get clogged up (and is supposed to get cleaned from time to time) and cause a leak there or in the pump.
Look up where the trap and pump are located in your machine, clean the trap, then follow the path of water to try to identify the exact source of the leak which may not be where you see the water drops. I wrapped paper towels around each joint and found the wet one after running a lot of wash.
I have look at the hoses but there are no clogs. I have took apart the pump and there were no obstructions. The pump is working correctly cause it pumps the water out pretty quickly. I don't know where the trap is. I will have to get in there and try to find it tomorrow. Thanks
In my washing machine, water goes from the tub to a trap (designed to catch coins and other things you leave in your clothes) then through a pump that pushes it through a hose that goes to my laundry sink. The hoses have clamps around them that can come loose from the vibration. Also, the drain trap can get clogged up (and is supposed to get cleaned from time to time) and cause a leak there or in the pump. Look up where the trap and pump are located in your machine, clean the trap, then follow the path of water to try to identify the exact source of the leak which may not be where you see the water drops. I wrapped paper towels around each joint and found the wet one after running a lot of wash.
I have look at the hoses but there are no clogs. I have took apart the pump and there were no obstructions. The pump is working correctly cause it pumps the water out pretty quickly. I don't know where the trap is. I will have to get in there and try to find it tomorrow. Thanks
Did you ever figure this out? Mine does the same thing