Question about Whirlpool LTE5243D Top Load Stacked Washer/Dryer
La Trisha, There could be many reasons for the leak, however usually all leaks are visable. Your model is a direct drive pump and motor and I have seen a lot of these pumps go bad and leak. You will have to remove the front panel. There should be 2 clips, one on each side of the washer top. Push a putty knife in these clips and the front panel should pop out from the top. Now you will be looking right at the pump on the bottom. It is held on with 2 clips and 2 clamps, a real easy fix. When you remove the front panel, let the washer fill a little again and see if the water is pouring from the pump. You will also be able to get a look at all the other hose attachments. The part number for the pump is 3363394. Good luck..
Posted on Jun 18, 2006
Chances are the clear plastic line has popped off the connector fitting of the water level control. Cut off 3/4 inch of the tubing end and reconnect the tubing to the water level control. The water level control should be behind the Control Panel at the far left side. Hope this helps.
Posted on Nov 09, 2008
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Same thing, water came out from the bottom of the washer & flooded my laundry room.
the drumkeeps filling with water every few weeks or so. To fix this I remove a screw and twist lock located at bottom left corner then all water floods out with small soft black balls usually quite a few. what could be causing this ?
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