Matag washer may be leaking, esp when in use.

Remove the floor grille and check drip pan if full carefully remove and drain water if pan is dry [pan is drip tray from auto defrost water goes to pan than usually dissipates ] if dry look to back at water line for damaged or leaking line or valve

remove the floor grille and check drip pan if full carefully remove and drain water if pan is dry [pan is drip tray from auto defrost water goes to pan than usually dissipates ] if dry look to back at water line for damaged or leaking line or valve

Remove the floor grille and check drip pan if full carefully remove and drain water if pan is dry [pan is drip tray from auto defrost water goes to pan than usually dissipates ] if dry look to back at water line for damaged or leaking line or valve

Probably bad news if steel tank is leaking.

1) Copy following link for do-it-yourself troubleshoot walk-thru:
http://waterheatertimer.org/Leaking-water-heater.html

2) Drain tank and set in a drip pan with drain line to outdoors.
http://waterheatertimer.org/images/Water-heater-drip-pan-2.jpg
http://waterheatertimer.org/Water-heater-will-not-drain.html

3) If tank ruptures, it will flood home

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The drain pan is usually located closest to the floor - behind the kick space or toe space grill at the bottom of the fridge. Most often the water that collects in it is evaporated by the heat generated by the compressor and airflow from condenser fan located close to the pan.

Make sure the water is coming from the defrost drain hose - not from water sources elsewhere in the fridge (leaking water / melting ice into the fresh food compartment, etc.). If found, take action to correct.

Good luck!

That's normal when the heater core is leaking. Just needs replaced.

1. Have you been using your heater and is the smell sticky sweet? If so you're heater core might be leaking.

2. Have you been using you're A/C? If so you may have a clogged or disconnected condensation drain.

If your water tank is leaking, is it dripping from above or actually leaking thru the bottom?. Can you find the source? Feel around and try to find wet spots above and around it. If it's not leaking from the water pipes or T&P valve, it's your tank leaking. You'd be wise to have it checked out in the morning, before it gets worse. Hopefully your catch pan has a pipe attached to divert water to the outside or to a sump pump or floor drain. Water heaters do sweat, but you can tell the difference if it continues to leak for several hours.

hot water heater has a relief valve on it and should have a pipe going down to the floor stick your finger in the pipe and if it is wet inside the pipe that is your source how old os the water heater dry up the floor with towels and leave a/c of for 24 hours not as wet then possible crack in new condensate pan

check for water leak in heater core
check for water leak in floor bungs(manufacturing holes in the floor pan filled with rubber plugs
check for water leak around windows doors
check for rust holes in rain gutters above doors, around door sills in floor pan
check that aircon is not set to recirculate air