Washing machine will not drain
A blocked filter or hose, a jammed pump, an installation problem, or incorrect cycle behavior can leave water in a washing machine after the cycle ends.
Troubleshooting paths for draining, spinning, filling, door, leak, vibration, odor, and startup problems. Begin with safe external checks and stop before internal electrical or mechanical work.
A blocked filter or hose, a jammed pump, an installation problem, or incorrect cycle behavior can leave water in a washing machine after the cycle ends.
An unbalanced load, retained water, an unlocked door, a selected no-spin option, or a drive-system fault can prevent the final spin.
A loose hose connection, overflowing detergent, a blocked drain path, a damaged door seal, or an internal hose or pump leak can produce water under a washer.
A power issue, an open or unlocked door, control lock, delayed start, water-supply problem, or failed control component can keep a washer from beginning a cycle.
A washer door normally remains locked while water is present, the drum is moving, the machine is hot, or the control has not completed its release sequence.
An uneven load, incorrect leveling, transport bolts, a flexible floor, or worn suspension can cause excessive movement during high-speed spin.
Detergent residue, trapped moisture, low-temperature washing, a dirty gasket or filter, and a slow household drain can produce musty or sewage-like odors.
Closed valves, low pressure, kinked hoses, blocked inlet screens, a door-lock issue, or a failed inlet system can prevent a washer from filling.