Official Speed Queen washer parts

Inspect the fill hoses

If the fill hoses are not securely fastened to the faucet and the washer, they may leak at the connections as water fills the machine. Pull the washer away from the wall, and tighten the connections. Also inspect for tears or cracks, as these washer parts wear out over time and need to be replaced at least once every five years.

Manage load sizes and detergent usage

Before seeking professional washer repair help, ensure you are washing appropriate load sizes for your washer. If the water is leaking from around the lid, overfilling may be the culprit. If suds accompany the leak, you may be using too much detergent for your wash load. Reduce the amount of detergent or the size of the load to prevent future leaks.

Unclog the drain hose

If the water is unable to exit the machine, it may overfill and begin leaking. Disconnect the drain hose, and empty the remaining water before checking for blockages. Use a thin pipe to remove the clog, and reconnect the hose.

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