Water leak I have a small leak around the water entrance. what should I do? I tried puting some glue but it did not help

hi Eamon.
this is what i found from the internet.
Washing machine leaks on spin Last updated on February 6th, 2017
Sometimes a washing machine leaks on spin, but not before. If this is the case, either it's going into spin with too much water inside, or something may only be leaking under the pressure and tub movement caused by spinning.
If you can see water running out of the soap drawer during spin it's probably gone into spin without pumping the water away properly. If it wasn't pumping water out at all it would not go into spin, but a partial obstruction can reduce the flow enough to allow a spin with the water unable to escape fast enough. This causes water to be forced up into the drawer or out of the steam vent at the back. If you suspect this check the last section of this article - Washer leaks from drawer
If water is coming from underneath when it spins then it's more likely to be caused by something leaking only under pressure. Check the door seal all around inside for slits and small holes, especially higher up, which may only open up and let water out when the washer is bouncing around on spin.
Other possible causes are hoses inside the machine which have small holes which open up during spin or which leak where they connect to the tub under spin conditions. These type of leaks often leave tell-tale rust or dry detergent marks. After that there could be a crack or small hole high up in the plastic outer tub which only gets exposed to water when it's forced around the tub during spin.
You are looking for something that is moving and allowing water out when the tub bounces around under load, or something high letting water out when it gets thrashed around the top half of the machine on spin. If you can't see anything obvious get a washing machine engineer
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• Leaking from underneath, when not in use, or intermittently
• Leaks out of the door
• you could also try this link might help you.

Why does my washing machine leak only during the spin cycle
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Try, Put a small amount of water over and around area, after put in the freezer, until the water on the dress as frozen.
Then delicatly scrape it off with a small exacto or small knife.

Hey Mr. T.,
Get a tube of this... cut a small piece off the tip..(you WILL need a caulking gun to get this out of the tube).. and maybe a friend to help pry the seal around the windshield up so you can squirt this sealer COMPLETELY .. and liberally ...around the windshield...let the seal down gently.. and let it dry.. this should seal it!! (let it DRY BEFORE wiping the excess).. https://www.oreillyauto.com/detail/transtar-autobody-technologies-body-tec-5109/chemicals---fluids-16461/glues--adhesives---sealants-19861/windshield-window-repair-17686/adhesive/4502/4749716

When you purchase an air mattress, it will most likely come with a patch kit, including some material, glue, and a small piece of sandpaper. Use the sandpaper to roughen up the area around the leak; which will help the glue stick better. Then make a circle with the glue around the leaking area and cover with the provided material. Make sure to press firmly when attaching the material to ensure that it holds in place.

Hi, if the unit is leaking and it looks as though it is coming from the PVC pipe, more then likely its leaking at the unit its self where the pipe connects. Water will run down the pipe and drip down line. Dry it off and put your hand around where the PVC pipe screws into unit. Unless the pipe is cracked, this is where the leak is. If the fitting is a male or female threaded PVC fitting and a piece of PVC pipe that goes to the drain, you can repair this very easy. Just cut the pipe near the fitting with a hacksaw. Unscrew the fitting that goes to unit. Go to a hardware store like Home Depot, take the old fitting with you and buy a replacement. Buy a coupling, a small can of clear PVC glue and a small can or tube of pipe dope to put on the fitting threads. Screw the fitting in first and make sure it has pipe dope on it, get it tight with pliers. Take the pipe and coupling and glue it on the pipe. Put glue on the other end and slide it in the fitting that was where it was leaking before. Hold it in place for a few seconds. Once you put the glue on, be ready to put it together as it drys super fast and you cant take it apart once it sets. Very easy to repair and the parts cost pennys. Keep me posted. You can do this and will learn about plumbing! Good Luck.
Shastalaker7

hi there
i read your report. it 's your front seal,you need to replace that front seal. try this b4 you do make sure that they seal is all the around the edge good.
if you c a small area thats not
on all the way get you some crazy glue gently go under the seal to put the glue on that area and push it back and hold for 15 sec. that would buy you some time to so you can get a new one if you don't have the money for it right now. but you will have to replace it soon. thank you for writing to fix ya.

best regrads Richard

vacuum the water out by puting tho mouth of the vacuum at the entrance to the phone charger slot and then wait a few hours to 2 days it may mork it may not u could just need a new battery

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the drain plug is loosening if equiped with a housing nut try to rotatate nut to tighten the drain plug,if has no lock nut have it weld by glue gun to hold tight fit your drain plug.have a nice day

Hi

Please try and remove the cap by turning it clockwise and counter clock wise to remove it. If it doesn't come off then empty the water dispenser and use glue to fix the leak. See this link to see which type of glue should be used--- Glue Usage


Please do accept this solution and revert for further assistance.

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Rylee

I had a similar problem several years ago with water leaking on the floor at behind the fridge. Turned out to be the gasket at a connection the same size as a garden hose at the water valve, so I used a garden hose washer and that did the trick. That was on a Whirlpool vintage about 1990. Can't say what the model was.