LG WASHER WT7300CW Leaking From Bottom
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86%
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Drain Pump Motor Assembly
The drain pump's internal mechanical seal often wears out, allowing water to bypass the impeller shaft and leak from the pump's weep hole. This manifests as a puddle directly underneath the right-rear of the washer during or after the drain cycle. Replacing the entire housing and motor assembly ensures a watertight seal.
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8%
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Water Inlet Valve Assembly
Hairline cracks in the plastic manifold of the inlet valve can occur due to water hammer or manufacturing fatigue. These cracks allow water to spray or drip down the internal rear panel of the washer, eventually collecting at the base and appearing as a bottom leak.
SKU: AJU75152601
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6%
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Detergent Dispenser Housing Assembly
As referenced in the search data, water can overflow the dispenser housing if the drawer is clogged or if the water pressure is too high. This excess water bypasses the tub inlet, runs down the exterior of the outer tub, and drips onto the floor, mimicking a bottom tub seal leak.
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DIY Repair Guide
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