Posted by: Glenn on April 09, 2000 at 08:38:30:

In Reply to: Leaking 10-year old Kenmore Washer model 110.81950100 Posted by: Frank on April 08, 2000 at 18:33:37:

: My washer has started leaking. The water isn't coming from the water inlet or outlet. It appears to be dripping from the back left (when facing the front) of the machine. Is it the pump? I have read several postings that sound similar and the pump is suggested. How do I know for sure? If it is the pump, is it hard to replace? Any help is appreciated.

:: If it's leaking from rear left it is not the pump. The pump on this
unit is in the front bottom center. You need to unplug washer,remove cabinet and
find leak. Check for cracks in drain hose and check where conected
to inlet valve. Check hose clamps on pump and the pump itself just to be sure.

Followups::

• Re: Leaking 10-year old Kenmore Washer model 110.81950100 Frank 21:20:07 4/10/2000 (0)
• Re: Leaking 10-year old Kenmore Washer model 110.81950100 Frank 21:18:22 4/10/2000 (0)
• Leaking 10-year old Kenmore Washer FIXED! Frank 21:15:28 4/10/2000 (1)
  • Re: Leaking 10-year old Kenmore Washer FIXED! Glenn 02:00:59 4/12/2000 (0)

: : My washer has started leaking. The water isn't coming from the water inlet or outlet. It appears to be dripping from the back left (when facing the front) of the machine. Is it the pump? I have read several postings that sound similar and the pump is suggested. How do I know for sure? If it is the pump, is it hard to replace? Any help is appreciated. : :: If it's leaking from rear left it is not the pump. The pump on this : unit is in the front bottom center. You need to unplug washer,remove cabinet and : find leak. Check for cracks in drain hose and check where conected : to inlet valve. Check hose clamps on pump and the pump itself just to be sure.

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