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Re: Leaking water from underneath somewhere. How do I get...
Best way is to tilt it a bit (with 2x4 or something) when it starts leaking, find out whats leaking with a mirror and flash light some times hoses have tiny holes that leak,
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There has to be a leak. Keep filling it and sooner or later there has to be a pool of water somewhere to give a clue what is wrong.
If the leak isn't obvious it could be the heater matrix leaking into the car. If it has a rear heater it could be a failed pipe leaking underneath right at the back or again leaking somewhere inside.
It could be leaking into the engine, filling either the oil pan or the exhaust. Try checking for an increased oil level. Start the engine to check if it is misfiring and water sprays from the exhaust.
i had the exact same problem. My machine was working perfectly and have had it for about 5 years. I descaled usnig the solution that was sold to me by DeLonghi Customer Service, followed the instructions perfectly and after the cleaning/descaling process was complete, it started leaking from the resevoir side and possibly underneath. The water tank seal seems to be fine and cannot locate the source of the water without taking the machine apart. I also hear steam coming from somewhere for about 5 min after making a cup of coffee. If you find a solution, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks
it also happen to me on a mazda mpv 2000 for years i was adding anitifreeze i found out that the water pump was leaking just do it yourself easy change just pay $60 dollars for it. underneath the car theres a plastic shield the antifreeze will drip and stay there thats why you didn't noticed the leak.
sounds like several problems. sounds like your boot stem/ seal is leaking and possibly the tub bearing is rusted. I generally replace both at the same time as long as the machine is apart anyway. As for the squealing and tub slamming to a stop, that is your brake package and bearing have dried and/or rusted and need to be replaced
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