Electrolux Washing Machine Drain Pump Filter Leaking

Once the filter is in place reinstall the hose to the tub opening.

Electrolux washing machine drain pump filter leaking.

Close the flap to the fluff filter. Then slide the tub filter into the tub to pump hose. A clogged filter limits the washing machine s efficiency and can also lead to more lint deposits on clothes as well as poor drainage. Check the drain pump area for any type of leak.

If you re still having trouble with your electrolux washer leaking from the bottom there may be external causes such as a rusty nail puncturing the drum or a backed up drain pipe in your home. The quickest way to clean out your filter is to remove it from the unit and soak it in hot water loosening any clog or trapped residue. If the filter cannot be removed clean it out with brush. You may want to reach out to electrolux product support for more specific advice or to find a place where you can have it serviced.

If the drain hose is leaking replace it. To fix a leaking water hose on the drain pump tighten it to stop the water leak. The drain hose may be leaking. Check all the hose clamps on the water lines on drain pump to be sure they are tight and not damaged.

Inspect the water hoses going to and from the drain pump. Troubleshooting if the washer drain pump is causing the leak. Empty any water out of the machine by opening the drain hose next to the filter. The drain hose most commonly leaks from the connection between the pump and the back of the washer.

So whether you find a small amount of water or a flood near your drain pump you may have uncovered the source of the leak. First position the washed filter cover on top of the tub filter and push down on it to engage the locking tabs. Many pumps are designed with a weep hole allowing the water to drip out as the seal begins to fail. The pump will need to be rebuilt or replaced.

If the washer is pushed too far against the wall the hose can rub. The drain hose most commonly leaks from the connection between the pump and the back of the washer. Remove the filter by turning it anti clockwise several times firmly by hand. Clean the filter and pump housing under running water and refit the filter.

Inspect the drain hose for leaks. If the washer is pushed too far against the wall the hose can rub against the wall and form a leak. The drain hose may be leaking. Drain pumps have a seal on the pulley that will often leak due to wear.