When the machine is washing the goods water comes from under the machine .T the bottom hose has just been replaced Does the machine have a filter and can it block and where is it

Its a common error,
Error message:Drain error, water can be not drained fully within the required drain time
Reason 1. Pump filter is blocked.
Solution 1. Please open and clean the pump filter. (Filter access door is on the bottom right, at floor level of the washing machine)
Step 1.Push a flat blade screwdriver into the slot on the filter cover and pull it open ,do not use excessive force.(Fig 1).
Step 2.Remove the rubber hose from its clip and stand a suitable container under it, remove the bung to drain the water (Fig 2-3)
Step 3.Replace the bung and fit it back into its clip (Fig 4-5).
Step 4. Unscrew the filter and rinse it under running water, replace it and close the flap(Fig 6-7-8).
Caution:
1. The filter must be in place during operation, ensure it is in place after cleaning to avoid leakage.
2.Place a container under the drain pump filter, to collect any excess water that may come out of the drain pump when the filter is removed.

Reason 2. Drain hose end is higher than 100cm above the floor level.
Solution 2. Please adjust the height of drain hose to 80-100cm above the floor.

Reason 3. Drain hose is blocked or twisted.
Solution 3. Please check and clean the drain hose for blockage.

Reason 4. Drain hose is too long, or water is back filling from waste water pipes.
Solution 4. Remove any extension to the original drain hose.
Ensure the highest part of the drain hose is nearest the washing machine.Check the waste water pipes in the building are clear of any obstructions and flow freely.

Charles, in a sense, yes there is a filter! First, unplug the machine. Next, at the bottom of the machine is a toe panel. Under the panel are typically 2-4 screws. Remove these screws (either 1/4 or 9/32 nut driver) and place the toe panel aside. Now you are face to face with the washing machine's pump. On the pump is a big turn handle. This can be unscrewed slightly to allow the water to run out of the pump. Using a bucket or shallow pan underneath this will catch the water. Once the water is gone free the pump. Some pumps are simply attached to the washer with rubber feet, some are screwed it. Use the appropriate methods to free the pump.

The pump is still connected to two hoses. One hose is the drain line which goes straight out of the machine and into the wall to drain the water. The other hose comes straight down from the bottom of the tub. THIS hose contains the filter. You will be able to see the bulge in the hose where the filter is contained. Removing this can be tricky sometimes, but just use caution not to puncture the hose. The filter is plastic and has holes. It looks like a hockey mask. Removed trash and reassemble! Hopefully nothing to serious got into the pump and damaged it. But if your machine will drain sometimes, I imagine it is ok :)

No, probably have a bad water pump, very common for this washer. I would pull the washer out, lean it against your wall, brace or block it up so you can crawl under it. You will see where the drain hose comes out of the bottom left of the drum and enters the drain filter. Remove the hoses and check for debris or clothes in the hoses or where the drum outlet is. If no restrictions then replace your water pump. Good Luck, Appliance Specialists

ok lay the machine on its side the side with the soap draw under you will find the outlet pipe runing to the pump then another hose going from the pump to the bottom of the drum. if you disconnect the hose from the bottom of the drum you will find the filter remove this hose from the other end and clean the filter and hose with hot water once replaced check the hose in tight it may be tricky to replace stand up the machine and test using water only and an empty drum.

The leaks in a washing machine could be coming from many different places in the washer.

The first place you need to check is behind the washer, check the two fill hoses and the water mixing valve.

The next thing to do is to remove the front panel, set the washer on the regular cycle and turn it on to start filling.

Use a drop light and check all the hoses under the washer as the washer is filling. Make sure to keep your hands away from any moving parts.

If the hoses are ok, check the pump for leaks. When the bearings in the pump wear out, that is when the pump will get noisy and that could cause your Maytag top load washing machine water leaks.

Another place that the washer could leak water from, is the stem & seal on the holding tank. When washer leaks water from the stem & seal, the water leaks down the center of the transmission.

When the stem & seal need to be replace, the tub bearing has to be replace at the same time. This is an expensive repair if you have to pay someone to do it. If you do it yourself it will cost you about $110

hi the filter is located at the back of the machine you have to unscreew the pastic panel at the bottom..look inside at the right hand side black hose with big jublie clip the filter is inside there just undo the big clip ....expect WATER !!!!!!!!!! when done make sure you push the hose on properly !!! didnt do that myself ...and had to mop up again !

DONT FORGET TO UNPLUG THE MAINS LEAD !!!

Is there still water in the machine or have you bailed it out? Some units have a serviceable water pump, meaning you can take the bottom of the pump off and clear gunk that has plugged it up. When you manually turn the dial to spin cycle, does it spin and push any water out even a tiny amount at a time? If not, take a large bucket and then place it on the floor next to the machine and place the drain hose in it. The bucket needs to be lower than the water level in the machine. When you do this, does it drain? If so this would solve the issue of whether or not the pipes are plugged. If in both cases either on spin or with the hose lower than water level, if it only drains a tiny stream then you do have a plugged line and you would need to disconnect the hoses from the pump under the machine and clear the plug. Be prepared for a lot of water to come out when you take the hose off of the pump. The plug is most likely in the hose coming out the bottom of the tank going to the water pump. This item has the hose leaving the machine going to the house drain. The other large hose goes up to the bottom of the tank. Good luck and let me know if you need more help.

Possible the water is coming out of the wall standpipe. Plug off the wall first.
Check your exit hose spigot, it may be clogged. This is if your filter is all clean. There should be air for passage in the standpipe behind. Your hose should not fit airtight into the standpipe and neither too deep into it. Snaking out your standpipe would be good too.

try looking at the tubes where the filter is. remove the front cover at the bottom and check the filter. worth a shot