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Leak from the drum?
I have a Kenmore 80 series washing machine. Model 110.26862503. The washer works fine through all cycles of wash, rinse and spin, but something is dripping from underneath. If facing the machine, it is coming from underneath the front left side. Even when the washer is finished and unloaded, it still drips. What is up front that could cause this, and how do I get the top and sides open so I can see?
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The way Sears does its parts breakdown now a days, its really hard to tell where things are physically located but it appears that the drain pump is located in the front left corner. Leak could be hose or more likely the pump itself. You may be able to access it through the bottom. Disconnect machine and turn over on its front on some kind of soft surface to prevent scratching. |
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