My Whirlpool Duet dryer is leaking water. The water is coming from the front left side as you look at the door. I have placed a drip pan under the dryer but have to empty twice per load.

There should be a decorative kick panel underneath that will snap out revealing the drip pan which will then slide forward and out to pour the water off.

I had a similar problem with my Whirlpool model 6ED25DQFW side by side refrigerator/freezer with ice maker/water dispenser. Water was slowly pooling under the refrigerator under the freezer section. The defrost drain pipe was not blocked, the condenser fan was running, the drip pan was not leaking.
The source of the leak was found to be the icemaker solenoid block plastic body which had a pinhole leak.
To fix requires either plastic welding, or replacement of the solenoid block plastic body.
To access the solenoid block firstly requires removal of the cardboard cover, located at the lower rear of the refrigerator.

there are three screws under the front of the panel. make sure its not leaking from the door and running that way. if the bellow or door seal is damaged or bent or torn it will leak. please dont forget to rate me thanks

you are looking in the right place it should be right under the bottom front of the refrigerator behind the grille. are you missing the condensate tray? (drip pan)

check tub boot for any tears in lip that seals to door zippers etc. can tear this.also sometimes water can leak from pump cleanout.you would need to remove bottom panel to check this

Try not to store your food so its resting on the back of the fridge.

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.

Erin,

The water you hear sounds like it's coming from the automatic defroster in the freezer compartment. It runs down a drain tube into the pan you describe under the fridge. The pan is heated and evaporates the water.

Just some possible explanations if you are hearing "lots" of water"

* You may be in a warmer, more humid climate
* The temperature and humidity in your dwelling is elevated
* The door gasket on the freezer may be leaking
* The freezer is too full
* The freezer door is not closing properly
* The freezer door is being left open for extended periods
* There is a problem with the defrost cycle

If you are hearing water running all the time, check the ice maker water line and fill valve (if you have an ice maker) - there could be a leak or other malfunction.

if the pan on the compressor on plug unit get a rag and sock up the water i beleave you doors staying open to long

you can remve the lower acess panel (3 screws along teh bottome front panel) too look to see where it coming from. the top also removes with 3 screws along the top of back panel