WASHER IS LEAKING FROM THE BOTTOM MIDDLE OF THE DOOR. IS THIS THE GRAY GASKET OR A PROBLEM WITH THE DOOR ITSELF?

Why Is My Electrolux Front Load Washer Leaking Water?

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Oct 1, 2020 - A washing machine leaking from the front door usually means the door's gasket isn't functioning properly. When the door is closed, the gasket ...

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Washing machine is leaking water

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Jul 15, 2022 - Check if the leak is coming from the tap itself. Check the water supply connection to the inlet hose of the machine.

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Electrolux Front Load Washer Leaking Water? ' D & T ...

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Aug 1, 2021 - If you find your washer leaking from the back it usually indicates an issue with the drain or water inlet hoses. Connection points are common ...

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Electrolux Washing Machine - Washer Leaking Water

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Here are the most common reasons your Electrolux washing machine is leaking water - and the parts & instructions to fix the problem yourself.
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Slip a sheet of newspaper under the bottom of the machine and it will indicate the area. If is does it when the machine is not running. My guess is that it is around the pump because some water always sits there, so either the pump body or the drain hose itself.

the wire ring just keeps the seal in place,, make sure the bottom of the door glass is clean,, if so look at the seal and see if it is pushed in alittle around the bottom,,you can take a hair dryer and heat it up while pulling it back out ,, ( just the lip part) if that doesnt work you will need to replace the whole gasket

Not likely that you have a hinge problem, but it can happen, especially if water has been dribbling down the back side of the front panel from the dispenser area, getting on the hinge, and causing it to bind up. Replacing the hinge is a pain because the screws are put in with thread lock, requiring heating or even drilling in some cases. If you have water dripping down the front of the machine from the door, the most common reason is that there is some lint or hair on the bottom side of the glass door, preventing a complete seal to the gray rubber gasket. Generally, just cleaning off the bottom of the glass door will fix it. If that does not do it, you can try moving the spring clamp (which holds the front of the gray tub seal) from the bottom (6 O'clock position) to the hinge area (9 O'clock position) Sometimes, the leak is caused because someone pushed the washer into place by placing their hands just below the door and actually deformed the metal front panel inward, preventing a seal between the door glass and the gray tub seal. If that is the case, it may be corrected by removing the spring retaining clamp, taking the front of the gray tub seal off, pulling outward a bit on the metal panel at the bottom of the door openings, and replacing the seal and retaining band again.

carefully check gray door gasket fot tears/waves/stretching on outer edge. if so, replace gasket. be sure gasket and door glass are clean where surfaces meet.

First, clean off the bottom of the door glass where it contacts the gray tub gasket when the door closes. Any hair or other build up can result in leakage. Second, if that does not completely solve your leak, you can move the location of the spring which holds the tub gasket from the very bottom (6 O'clock position) to the hinge area (9 O'clock position). Third: Sometimes, the reason you get a leak is due to the installation. If the washer was pushed into place by applying pressure in the center front of the washer, the outer front panel can be slightly deformed (inwerd) resulting in leakage from the door. If that is the case, sometimes you can remove the outer clamp and outer part of the gray seal and pull out on the front panel to correct the situation if it is not too severe, rather than replacing the entire front panel.

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please check the 'o' ring of the drain line inside the washer it will be worn out please change this ring and there should be a gasket to avoid the water leakage of the water from the door so please call the engineer he will help you to work on these.

First, clean off the bottom of the door glass where it contacts the gray tub gasket when the door closes. Any hair or other build up can result in leakage. Second, if that does not completely solve your leak, you can move the location of the spring which holds the tub gasket from the very bottom (6 O'clock position) to the hinge area (9 O'clock position). Third: Sometimes, the reason you get a leak is due to the installation. If the washer was pushed into place by applying pressure in the center front of the washer, the outer front panel can be slightly deformed (inwerd) resulting in leakage from the door. If that is the case, sometimes you can remove the outer clamp and outer part of the gray seal and pull out on the front panel to correct the situation if it is not too severe, rather than replacing the entire front panel.

You don't list the manufacturer or model number, not its approximate age but there are generally two things that need to be repaired or adjusted when you have a leak.
1.) The door gasket

2.) The door latch ... but if after you close the door and it latches, if it appears to lock tight, replace the gasket.

Good Luck! Please post back here what you find and decide to do, OK?

If the unit leaks during use with a constant drip from the 6 o'clock location between the seal and the glass on the door the solution is to change tha door seal. it is quite difficult to do I would recommend you call a local service company.