Water is pouring out of the bottom part of the washer door.

There is a video here. They are normally a plastic plug with a rubber seal. You turn the handle in the centre which makes the rubber seal expand to seal the plug.

https://www.google.com/search?q=drain+filter+on+the+front+of+a+LG+washer

Please always include full model details. The manuals are normally online.

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At a guess i would say there is a cut in the rubber seal around the door sometimes its hard to spot it but if you pour a cup of water on the seal and see if the water comes down under the machine if so you wil need a repair man/woman it a hard job

your rubber seal, mechanical seal damage and rubber gasket already broken this where parts of your leaks to be check

Before you replace it try cleaning the bottom of the glass door. Often water deposits and soap build up on the bottom of the glass door and it no longer makes a good seal with the door boot.
Other wise it's not hard to replace the boot, just take a little time as you will have to remove the front of the washer.

Hello, Thank You for using FixYa. I will be helping you today.There is no seal for the bottom it is an air gap. If there is a damaged lower spray arm or crack in it water will come over that edge. Check the spray arm for damage. Open the door remove the screws down the sides and remove the front cover the close the door and start a cycle then you can see better where the water is comming from
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Most probably the door seal have broken, replace the seal it will be ok

The drum seal is bad. The seal allows the center to come up through the tub and the tub to rotate around it, It usually has a rubber membrane that flexes so the tub can rock around. The rubber tears and the water runs right out. If you can, disassemble the washer and change the seal, otherwise the washer is toast. Sorry! You can verify this by pouring water in from a bucket. If this water doesn't run through then it is the hose from the fill valve to the water outlet under the lid.

I had exactly the same problem with my Kenmore Ultrawash. I thought the leaking might be coming from the seals around the door, but found that it was leaking from the top as described. I removed the air vent cover on the inside of the door and found that it and the vent area had a great deal of what appeared to be dissolved paper. At first I thought perhaps this was somehow remenents of some kind of air filter, but after reading the post here, came to conclude this was foreign matter. I believe what happended is we at some time washed jars or something with lables on it and this stuff accummulated inside the air vent area. I think in a normal case, when the washer is running, water is mostly stopped from going into the air vent area by the hatched cover, but inevitably some water would get thru. This would be ok normally, because the water would just hit the vent area and probably just fall back into the washer. With all the debris stuck in the vent area and on the cover, I suspect the water was not able to exit the vent area or was hitting the debris and causing the water to jet out the opening to the front - hence the water coming out the vent and pouring down the front. Once I cleaned out the vent area and the cover from the debris, I replaced the cover and ran the washer with no water leaking anymore.

I'm so glad you posted your finding - it gave something to look into, and turned out to be the same source of the problem. You saved me a service call.

out the bottom of door?? no through the bottom panel???. check the rubber door seal for rips or tears pull it back and look around entire circumference. smalll rip in very front of seal where door should close against will cause leak for sure