I have a Haier 6.6lb top load washer. After time, water accumulates in the bottom of the washer itself. How do I drain the extra water?
Cut off the zip tie that holds the drain tube. Bring the drain tube as close to the ground as possible and siphon out the water - yes, that means sucking on that hose. Have a bowl handy to collect the water, or do it somewhere you don't mind getting wet. Just keep the end of the hose lower than the basin of water and you should have no problems.
Posted on Jan 22, 2009
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