Washing Machine troubleshooting

Washing Machine Leaking? Find the Source

Washer leaks come from a few predictable spots. Finding where the water appears tells you which one.

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Common causes

What you can check yourself

When to call a pro

Leaks from the door boot, pump, or tub seal need a tech. Stop using the machine until it's fixed to avoid water damage.

Most washer repairs run $120–$450 — see our repair cost guide.

Other washing machine problems

FAQ

Washing machine leaking — questions

Washer leaks come from a few predictable spots. Finding where the water appears tells you which one. The most common causes are worn door boot / gasket (front-load), loose or cracked hoses, failed pump or seal.

You can safely check a few things first: Note when the water appears (fill vs. wash vs. spin) and from where (front, back, underneath). Check fill-hose connections at the back are tight and washers aren't cracked. Use only HE detergent and the correct dose. Leaks from the door boot, pump, or tub seal need a tech. Stop using the machine until it's fixed to avoid water damage.

Most washer repairs run $120–$450 in the San Francisco Bay Area, parts and labor — you get a flat-rate quote before any work begins. See our repair cost guide for details.

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