Washer Leaking

Your washer is leaking water onto the floor during or after a cycle.

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Common Causes

Damaged door boot seal, loose hose connections, cracked tub, failed water inlet valve, or oversudsing.

Check hose connections.

Inspect door boot seal.

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Boot seal replacement, tub leaks, and water inlet valve issues require professional tools.

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Why is my washer leaking?

Damaged door boot seal, loose hose connections, cracked tub, failed water inlet valve, or oversudsing.

How much does it cost to fix a washer that is leaking?

Typical repair costs range from $100–$350. Free diagnostic with approved repair.

Can I fix a leaking washer myself?

Boot seal replacement, tub leaks, and water inlet valve issues require professional tools.

$100–$350

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