THE LEAK IS UNDER WASHING MACHINE,THE BOTTOM, IN THE FRONT ABOVE THIS MOTOR THING.

• You will find a small door on the front bottom of the washing machine.
• Open it.
• Unscrew the filter and rinse it with running water.
• Put it back in place and repeat the above steps in reverse order.

This should solve your leakage problem.

Main gasket and seal on the bottom of the machine. You will need to replace the drum gasket and the bearing seal.

if it seems to be coming from the front it may be the rubber door seal they are not to expensive and not very hard to change if it is leaking under machine it may be the seal that sits on top of motor if water is leaking around motor the seal in the bottom of the washer is damaged

Your pump is leaking. it is attached to the front of the motor. Very common. Pump retails around $60.

Part number is 3363394

Check the rubber door seal, sounds like its split which is common after 2-3 years use.
You can find the general area of the leak by placing dry newspaper on a dry floor beneath the machine.

It must umder warranty

arlenekc : The water pump needs replaced.

malibu66,: Replacing the pump is not difficult at all.

In the above cases, Tilt the machine back so you have access to the bottom. (It there is a soft bottom plate you will have to remove it.) The pump it located on the bottom of the motor and is held on by two clips. Remove the hoses ant then the clips. The pump should slide off the motor shaft. If the pump does not come off then you will have to break it off. DO NOT pry on the motor or shaft. Once the pump is off check the motor shaft for any rust or build-up. This will have to be removed before a new pump is installed.

Line the pump up to the motor shaft to get it in place and put the unit back together then check the operation.

LITTLEGIRL4 Open the lid and find the water flume where the water comes in. This flume gets out of position sometimes. Start filling the machine and watch the flume. If there is water dripping or running down the sides toward the rear then the flume is not in position or has been damaged.

Remove the two screws that hold the consul on and flip it back. remove the two gold color spring clips under the consul and lean the cabinet forward to take the cabinet off. Your problem can be spotted easily now. Check your pump, it's on the front of the motor. Check the outer tub for a cut or hole. Look on top of the transmission for a seal leak.

if the hoses & pump are not at fault, the water may be running down from the soap drawer inside the machine & dripping from above

There are several things that will leak under a GE washer. The the usual suspects are drain hose connections, or hoses that have cracks or holes. I would inspect the hoses first as this would be the easiest fix. The other thing that can causes problems is the wash tub seal on the bottom of the tub. If the spanner nut (under the agitator) comes loose, the seal will unseat and the tub will begin to drip (I've had this one happen to me). Another cause can be the wash tub itself (I've also experienced this one). Inspect the wash tub for cracks. The tub can develop stress cracks and begin to leak. Especially if this is a washer that was involved in a move. To access the inside of the machine, the front should come off by pushing under the front lip of the machine with a putty knife. There are metal clips that hold the front to the top. Look in the crack with a flashlight to locate them. Push in with a putty knife to release and the front should just come off. I hope this helps you.