If the washing machine is full of water then the easiest way to empty the tub is to take the outlet pipe and take it out of either the sink connection or from the plastic pipe and place it into a tray as low to the ground as possible the water should come out and this usually relieves the pressure of anything jammed if not I have always found that it will come out if you pull harder. This does not damage the washer and I have done plenty of blocked trap catches like this. If the water does not drain then there is usually a blocked from either a sock in the pump or the drain hose is blocked which means you are better taking it outside to take the sump hose off from the middle of the drum underneath
SOURCE: whirpool refrigerator ,water dips into the fridge compartment from the freezer
drain tube location on Whirlpool frig??
SOURCE: Slow draining tub.
You need to run a snake through the overflow. I'm sure there is hair that is caught in it. You remove the overflow cover. The p-trap is just about 8 to 12 inches below. There isn't a need to go any further but it doesn't hurt.
SOURCE: Kenmore dishwasher 16029 does not drain
There probably is something in the pump... sometimes you can take the drain hose off the sink end and run water backwards into the dishwasher and dislodge the problem...
SOURCE: Washer is not draining properly.
have you checked the tub to pump inlet for blockage,as it may be before the pump itself,or [poissibly a weak pump
SOURCE: (Samsung WF330ANW) The front-mounted debris filter
Hi from retired Englishman in SW France,
If I understand you correctly that the filter cap does not come off easily try pouring anticalc/limescale fluid into any gap there is around the cap. Empty the machine and you can switch it off providing the door is open! Then pour the contents of at least 2 sachets of proprietary anticalc powder/liquid into the drum direct together with a kettle full of boiling water. Leave overnight at the very least. The following day run just a spin cycle as then there will be no water diluting the mix. This mix will go through the filter and motor and is likely to help release the filter/cap. If you feel like it, do the overnight again. If nothing else it will ensure that the heater element is clean!
I had to spend a couple of hours gently turning the cap back and forth until it finally released its hold- but the filter did not remain attached to the cap by its rubber ring. More patience, anticalc fluid and all was revealed!
I now run an anticalc clean regularly............which reminds me..............!
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Thanks and good luck!
John C
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