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Stacy Sesler Posted on Aug 24, 2006
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Can't separate washer from dryer to fix leaky hose

My washing machine is leaking clear water during both fill cycles. We can see that the problem is a hose but in order to replace the hose we need to get the dryer off the top fo the washer. We can get one side disconnected but see no way to disconnect the other side. Any suggestions?? Thank you!

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    leak in top inside of washer in the area of where the hoses connect on outside of machine

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Sesler, Does your model number beging with 110? If it does you should not have to remove the dryer, taking a puddy knife and pushing on the clips on the left and right side of the washer top should release the front panel. Here you should be able to access any hoses and the top should lift. If your washer does not begin with 110 disregard this post...Catriver..post back.

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