Water leaking from exhaust There is a dryer exhaust under the door and during the first soak it started leaking water, so a put a towel under to see if it would keep leaking. By the end of the drying time the towel was soaked.

You will need a few towels. There is a cartridge like filter located on the front lo2er left corner of all current front load washers for cl3aning purposes. Remove or open the access panel plate and begin unscrewing the cartridge. After about 3 full turns it will begin to leak water. If you have a elevation base with a drawer place towels inside there to soak up water that leaks out. Once drained unscrew and pull straight out to clean the lower filter. There is another place to clean out just inside the drum on the front just under and behind the door seal

Your defrost drain tube is probably clogged with ice or something. Defrost your refrigerator (put towels around to soak up any excess water), then after it's defrosted, take off the back, lower panel and look for a 1 inch diameter tube coming down from your refrigerator. Remove it and clear out any blockages and then re-assemble everything.

Good luck!

Clean dryer soak a towel in water and bleach , put towel in dryer and dry it it will claen the inside of dryer worked when we had pen marks in ours made the clothes blue has to do it twice

Unless the clothes are dripping, soaking, wet when they're put in the dryer (and it would take them a loooong time to dry if that were the case) there's bound to be a leak of some kind coming from somewhere other than the dryer. Do you have a lavatory or toilet on the other side of the wall behind the dryer? They dryer has no water of its own to leak.

If the water is leaking from the door then it is usually
the corner door seals,worn or missing, if the water is leaking
out the bottom, then it is the pump itself. Inspect the pump visually for soap tracks
down the metal assembly holding the solenoid which controls the drain valve.
There will also be obvious water spots and even soap buildup on the floor and
it will drip during draining. Pumps are rather pricey, and sometimes approach
the cost of a new contractor grade unit. Hope it is just the door seals.

Hi

You need to fix this problem by accessing the freezer. the drip pan is frozen up and won't allow it to drain to the drain pan underneath the fridge. once you find this panel, remove and thaw with hair dryer and warm water. do this until the water runs straight thru to the drip pan.
At the top of the fridge section at the center back there is a drain assy/ tube for defrost water to exit the unit and go to the bottom of the outside, this is most likely clogged up. disassemble and clear drain line.

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try cleaning the drainage filter located under the front bottom panel.

With the washer empty, put in a cup or two of bleach and then run a complete cycle with HOT water and the HIGHEST water level setting. When the agitation first starts, wait a couple minutes, then turn off the machine and let it soak with the bleachy water for about 20 minutes - then turn it back on and let it finish the cycle. If it's REALLY a strong smell, add some Simple Green, or some other NON-AMMONIA detergent to the bleaching process. (Mixing ammonia and bleach together is a MAJOR no-no. It gives off nerve toxins. Very bad.) If you can't find Simple Green, then add some dishwasher detergent. Not dish soap, like Dawn or Joy, dishWASHER detergent like Cascade or Electrasol.

That should help.

If it doesn't help, then unplug the machine, turn off the water supply, disconnect the hoses, and pull the machine away from the wall. Check UNDER the machine for the problem... If the machine, or the hoses, or the drain have been leaking, the mildew smell may be coming from your floor or walls as they rot... If that's the case, you'll have to find and fix the leak, and then repair your floor and/or walls.

Also, check your dryer vent connection... When your dryer is running, do you get hot, damp air coming out from behind it? If so, the vent pipe connecton may be loose, in which case you probably have a build up of dryer lint behind and under both macines.. This can be a fire hazard (especially if you have a gas dryer) and if combined with a little water from the washer, can start to mildew and smell. Reconnecting the dryer vent correctly and cleaning under both machines may solve the issue.

Hope that helps!

there is a drain under the coils in the freezer. it is frozen and the water has no place to go. hairdryer and a lot of patience. a hairdryer can melt a freezer /warning.

Sounds like it the inlet water hose need tightening.