Fix water build up

The water drain line is blocked. Check where it empties water outside the building as it is likely the end of the tube is blocked. Sometimes insects will build nest inside the end and block it or it might be a dirt build up. It is easy to fix.

Sounds like minerals are built up in the lines and restricting flow.
The fix is changing out the lines in question. So if your coming from the basement these pipes usually travel through the floors and walls and can be a real pain, Sometimes going outside the building with a new pipe (will have to be wrapped with pipe insulation) and come back into the building in the room or rooms where the hot water is needed. The easiest fix would be to get hot water on demand set up that installs under the sink or in the room where needed. The cost is a factor in the last fix. ........~~~~~*BB

Sounds like possible defrost drain. Water builds up over time. Need to pull evap cover and see if ice is build up in tray. If so defrost drain, should fix issue

Easy fix, no parts needed! The small hose that comes from the bottom of the tub up to the water level switch is supposed to be air tight. As the water rises in the tub the pressure builds in that small tube.
The pressure in the tubing shuts down the switch. So what goes wrong? Sediment builds up in the tubing OR a hole gets in the tubing OR vibration simply makes the tubing fall off the switch. Blow out the sediment (use them lungs). Reattach the tubing , pump out the water so that the pressure can build in the tubing once more and retry. The possibility of the switch itself being bad is slim.

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Easy fix. No parts needed. All washers have a water level switch of some sort.

Each switch has a small rubber tube attached to it. The tubing goes down under to the base of the tub. As the water level rises the pressure builds inside that tubing. When the desired level is reached the switch kills the water works and starts the motor works. Off she goes a washing. What you must do is find the water level switch and remove that hose. Blow out the sediment in the base of the tub and reattach that hose securely. Then pump out the water in the tub so that the pressure can have a chance to build in that tubing. Retry and party on!
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Hello, Self- defrosting refrigerators disposed of the water generated during the defrost cycle, usually via a tube or channel that directs the water to a pan at the bottom of the refrigerator. From the pan water normally evaporate. If the tube or channel is clogged or obstructed, the water backs up and leaks into the inside of the refrigerator compartment, then the water build up at the bottom, inside of the refrigerator. When the water has build up for a time it may spill out of the front of the door opening. To fix this problem, Clear the drain tube or channel and allow the defrost water to flow down to drain pan.
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Theres no fix for your problem cause your water heater is fu.k.d up.  Go out and buy you a new one and don't forget the expansion tank.

The white build up is probably mineral deposits from the water used in the iron. Try using a solution of white vinegar and water, about 50% each, and let the solution heat and steam through the iron. You may need to do this a few times. If this does not work, try using a product such as Lime Away or CLR to remove the deposits. After treatment, clean the bottom of the iron after it cools. It's a good idea to use distilled water in the iron to avoid all those mineral deposits.
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Replace fill vale. Fill valve is leaking water into washer. Fill valve is not closing all the way.

I just fixed similar issue. Defrost drain plugged. Take back panel off and behind fan is back hose. Take it out from the bottom and use something like coat hanger to unplug.

Also need to take off front panel from inside freezer and remove ice build up and thaw with hot water or hair dryer. Once done you should notice water in drain pan from back. Put all together.