Leaking Your advice about lubricating the motor was great but I found out that it's major leaking the whole cycle. I've heard that's a big time problem to fix so your advice bought me some time. thank you!

Anonymous Oct 30, 2007

The leaking seems to be all around the base of the drum.
Anonymous Nov 20, 2007

HELP!!!!! It has gone from bad to worse. Now it just stays in spin mode. The wash cycle is a slower spin and doesn't agitate at all. It's like the thing that would keep it from spinning is gone. I open the top and it used to stop but now it just keeps going. Is this machine worth fixing? HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Inspect the hose that connects the drum to the pump for leaks.

Posted on Oct 14, 2007

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