Replace top load washer Drain Hose - Leaking from below
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After it ran you checked the leakes?
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After replacing part, we definitely recommend checking for leaks.
Had a leak coming ftom the front bottom area. Did some research ordered a water pump, installed it, still leaking. Tilted my machine back and saw a steady drip coming from the drain hose. Ordered a hose, watched your video no more leaks. New hose and pump, hopefully I'll get several more years out of this old thing.
Excellent video. Thanks for taking the time to post it. We love guys like you. You make our lives easier!
Very, very, very, very informative. I have a horrible leak coming from underneath my (used) Kenmore washing machine and have been tempted to just run to the used appliance store and purchase a new one. I think I can tackle this repair without any assistance thanks to your video. Wish me luck.
Very kind of you to share this, and you can 100% make this a DIY project with the end result being successful! 😁
We will be here the entire time to help answer any questions. Looking forward to hearing back from you. ☕️👍
Thanks to your excellent video I was able to replace the hose in our Kenmore washer. The hose was leaking at the bottom plastic support tab. I used a plastic bag and an oil drain pan to catch the water.
This is a great troubleshooting and additional maintenance video.
Great video. Kudos sir. I will definitely use your video this weekend as my washer has been leaking and I'm tired of mopping up after every machine use.
We appreciate that, thank YOU. Looking forward to hearing back from you this weekend on how your project goes.
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Thanks for this informative video. Our washer is leaking from below and don't want to have to replace it. Will try this out!
Sandra, how are you, so glad you reached out to us. Below is a link to an additional video that shows us replacing the pump... which is an extremely common part that causes leaking from underneath machine toward the front.
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Hope this helps, please keep us posted. Hope all is well.
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Stick a shop vac at the drain end virtually no water running wild
Fantastic how to video!!! One of the best I've seen!!
That means the world to us, no joke. Thank you for sharing this, reach out to us any time! 😎👍
Great video for THAT type of unit...Mine is aG E all I had to do was tip it down on its front,and the water pump is so open.. 3- screws and a hose clamp..15 minutes total..
Perfect🤗 Thank you for the demonstration.
You are welcome, and thank YOU for taking the time out of your Sunday afternoon to share this.
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Absolutely excellent instruction
Thanks Ron, we really appreciate that. Many more helpful videos to come.
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Determining the source of the leak is the most frustrating part. I know the drain hose is not the culprit, nor are my waterlines. This leaves either the internal hose, pump, or tub seal as the likeliest culprit, but accessing them is a bear. Why don't they design these units with easy to remove side panels so you can spot the leak while the washer is running and make the necessary repair without stripping it down?
Same reason why they intentionally make terrible plastic parts...so you will go buy a new washer.
@@Merzui-kg8ds And so I did. I gave my old washer to a ranching friend who keeps it in his garage on a concrete slab where he can ignore the leak, repair it if it ever gets bad enough, or use the machine as a target.
Excellent tutorial.thank you sir
Good morning Jim, you are very welcome. Thanks for watching. 😎👍
Like the garbage bag method to catch the water! However I just thought of a potential improvement on that technique. Maybe try wrapping the open end of the bag around the hose and pump in such a way so that when you slowly disconnect one from the other that the water spills *into* the bag? I'm going to that modified technique a shot and see what happens.
Thanks for the video!
We appreciate that, and a special thanks to you, for sharing your advice. Any and all helpful info is greatly appreciated.
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Well done video. Clear instructional progression. I choose not to do this because of my machine is in a tight area. But, THANKS!
Thanks for sharing this, we definitely understand. Washer and dryer‘s are always inconveniently placed when it’s time to service them. 😎👍
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So happy to help, thanks for watching. Hope all is well with you and your family.
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Great video hopefully this is the problem I have a GE washer about 23 years old and we were washing the clothes and I think a rock too much and I think it might have loosened or broke the tube we will let you know
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It worked. Not a drop of water on my floor.
Awesome Awesome!!! Great job making it a DIY project.
We appreciate you watching Kerry, many more helpful videos to come!!!
Hey! Great video. How do I know what size hose to buy?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. If your washer model # is the same as ours, check out the link below to purchase exact replacement hose.
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Good video, but is it necessary to take the top cover off?
Thanks for watching, this is the safest way as it will alleviate the chance of damaging machine if performed a different way. Keep us posted on your DIY project. 👍
How do you fix the hose that is inside the machine that leads the water to fulls up the water tub
I have same problem.... I'm going to take it apart like this video and than take the whole hose into lowes...wat u do??
Our drain hose is under the machine. How will it come off?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. What kind of clamps are securing hose to fitting?
If clamp does not have a screw on it to loosen, you may need a pair of pliers to compress tension & simultaneously slide clamp down hose to allow you to carefully pull off hose.
My leak was coming from the top of the drain pipe. Should I put some Drano in the pipe?
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. Drano may not be the best option...we haven’t tried that before.
We recommend shifting the machine tubing out of your drain pipe and trying to get any and all blockage removed. We have had some viewers mention they use clothes hangers to clear out blockage from pipe. Please keep us posted, us DIY’ers need to stick together.
My pipe is attached with a zip lock thing to the cold/hot water faucet. I can cut it off-but do I need to reattach for some reason? If so need to buy a zip thing before I proceed, I guess.
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Thanks for the reply, we recommend reinstalling new ties at the end of the project. 😎👍
Our washer is leaking only when filling up with water. Draining and washing works fine with no leakage. What should i do? Thank you.
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. By chance is the leaking coming from behind the washer where the two water hoses/lines connect to the washer?
If so, you may need to replace the inner rubber seals that are located inside the connection points.
Did you overload the washer again?
Good morning, hope the video helped. Overloading is never a good thing…but sometimes…well…it just happens. 🤣
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Is this the same method to replace the hose that fills the tub?? That hose has a bend on it ,and mine has a big whole in it.. thanks.
Thanks for watching & welcome to the DIY Raptor Club. The lines that feed off of shutoff valves coming out of wall are the lines that fill washer.
This video shows a small portion of the steps & will hopefully give you a great starting point for your project.
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Thanks.
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Our pleasure, thanks for the reply.
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How do you align the shell back on?
Thanks for watching, any update? It can definitely be tricky. Most important thing required is patience as you hold the shell and maneuver it into alignment.
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