The intake light comes on and the machine will not go thru cycle, it just hums.Water does not drain.

have you tried cleaning inside the rubber gromit attatched to the underneath of the drum? if its not that you might wanna try cleaning out the pump itself. may have jammed hope that helps

I removed the bottom panel under the door and drained the the tub. There is a white filter housing that unscrews, but you need to have towels handy to catch the water that comes out. The machine appeared to work after that but it would'nt drain and it turns out that the humming noise was coming from the drain pump connected to the filter. I ordered a new drain pump assembly, which should be easy to replace since it is located at the front of the washing machine.

It will not spin with water in.
See if you can locate a filter, and clean same.

Humming sound could be jammed pump.Remove th filter and check pump Blades are free, nothing is stuck in it....

It isn't whether the water drained out, it is how quickly the water drained out. Common causes of the LD or long drain fault code are a kinked drain hose or some article of clothing being caught in the pump suction hose and increasing the time that it takes for the water to drain. It has to do with the cycle timer. I would look for some sort of obstruction. Also check the pump impeller for broken/missing blades and that it spins freely. If not, the pump is defective. Hopefully it is just a clogged drain line or pump. Hope this helped and best wishes.

HUMMING NOISE MAYBE OVERLOAD ON MOTOR OR PUMP SO DEAL NOW WITH DRAIN PROBLEM 1ST IT MAYBE NEED TO DRAIN FILTER CLEAN
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There is a float switch in a pan under the machine. This pan is probably full and the float switch is causing the Intake & Drain fault signal. You can lean the machine over to towards the front to partially drain the pan. Put a towel down to catch the water. When you put the machine level again the fault lights should be out. The real question is where did the water come from. You can easily remove the top (4 screws, 1 on each side behind the little plastic caps and 1 on each side of the back. Torx heads) and look down inside while you start the cycle. Look for leaks.
Good Luck,
Dan

1. Unscrew air gap which is on the counter-top next to sink.
2. Unscrew drain clamp under the sink which s connected to the air gap.
3. Use a wire hanger to push down debris clogging the drain.
4. Screw clamp and air gap back in place.
5. The dishwasher should work. Routinely clean out air gap every half year.

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There is a float switch on the bottom plate. When water activates it, the drain will go on. Drain the pan and you will be good. You may have a leak of sorts. Sometime there is no water at all, the styrofoam float just becomes warped.

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