HAVE A MODEL GLET1031FSO, WATER LEAK UNDERNEATH WHEN THE PUMP CYCLE COMES ON

I am not familiar with the model but it is a fairly general design practice to fit the pump under the wash tub and access is from underneath or the rear. Sometimes the machine must be laid down or turned upside-down for access though it is best to positively identify the leak site first using a mirror and strong light, a camera or whatever it takes...

The float inside the base of the machine will turn the pump on if there is water in there. It is an anti flood protection. If there is water inside every time you use it, there is a leak somewhere. Check the door seals and the hoses underneath. There will be soap stains where the leak is. Check the water level inside when its filled up. The water level should be at least 1/2 inch below the front lip of the tub.

You'll need to tilt it or remove the back or pop the top to see where the leak is coming from. Unplug it first. I had my water pump crack and leaked. It was a plastic part not related to freezing though, and it only leaked when it ran a cycle. Perhaps your leak is prior to the water pump.

If there's water underneath the machine, check drainage pump. Most likely gasket or simmering. If necessary replace pump (about $45,00).

a contant runing of water is most likely a leak in the ice maker supply hose , an intermitant drip of water is a drip pan thats full in bottom of fridge (closest to floor ) this water comes from the auto defrost cycle most times this water evaporates away , but as fridge gets older it makes more frost that needs melted hence more water ,sometimes it over comes the pan and runs to floor , a good flashlight and getting down to look underneath usually tells you source of leak

the pump is leaking somewhere underneath so check the washer very well or call a service provider

Hi This could be just the water inlet channel broken or split. You will need to remove the yellow cover via the screws at the back of the unit and then connect the water hose to see where the leak is coming from. If the water comes from underneath the pump then you will need a replacement pump seal kit of which you can purchase on the Internet.

this could be a broken hose or a leak from the water pump , if you have an access panel in the back u can check this , or access from underneath

You have a leak underneath and it is switching the anti flood switch on. Tip the dish washer back at a 45 deg angle, you will probably get water teak out the back, stand it back upright and try it. although it will probably work you will need to look underneath and find where the leak is coming from, my guess is its the wash pump and will cost around 100 pound for an engineer to repair.

Check first that no debris is blocking the holes in the spray arm where the water comes out, and clean out the holes. In case it will not solve your problem, it's look like a pump problem (the pump has two functions : drive water to the spray arms and to drain water out the washer). Open the rear panel and listen if the pump works during the wash cycle. In case it doesn't work, it should be replaced. Good luck !