The hose that drains the machine is spilling out water. Is there some kind of blockage in the line caused by detergent??? The plumber snaked the line but water is still spilling out of the drain pipe.

Sounds like your drain pipe is not vented correctly. If not the water is fighting against the gas, and preventing flow. A lot of people think that a sewer pipe can run directly from the sewer but that's not how it works.

Either there is a blockage or possible the pipe has collapsed internally. You may be able to clear the blockage if you can get hold of a long plumbers snake and feed it through the pipe.

when you say pipe i believe your refering to drain that washer drain hose fits into?
if that is the case their is nothing wrong with the machine yet the drain pipe is clogged or othewise restricted and needs liquid plumber or a snake to run throught it to clear blockage

it is a drain blockage. in the back of the washer on the top are 3 bolts they are size 1/4 in. Remove them. slide of the cover off. reach down over the drum and find the drain hose. pull it out and find the blockage. replace the hose and it should be fine.

sounds like if drain cleaner dident work and a snake the nexst step will have to be to put the drain rod /snake in to were it stops , open up cut pipe and fix blockage. use 2 cimberly 110 socket strait cuplers to fix pyp again. bt might want to get a plumber in, and remind the plumber that all 2nd story drainage must have an access i and that he must install a i.e.

the oder opsion is to get the exsperts in . they will *** with rods that have electrick blades on the front end. that will surly clean ur suer line and fix toilet. bt with option 1 u will have prevension and access to ur pipe for if it cloggs up in the future

Plz vote for my advise. and good luck

This is a job for a plumber unless you have a ladder. The vent pipe may be plugged or the trap in the toilet may be plugged up but this requires removing the toilet from the floor which is not that hard. two floor bolts and and turn off the water valve and disconnect the water hose then lift the toilet up and see if there is blockage by poring a gallon of water into the drain pipe. if it backs up you need to snake out the main line. You can rent a electric 25 foot snake for 35 bucks but then you have to reinstall everything plus buy a new wax ring which is about 5 bucks. if the pipe is clean and drains fine then you need to run water into the toilet outside to clear the throat of the toilet if there is no blockage then the vent pipe may be plugged and that you have to get from the roof. Best bet is call a plumber.

Since the plumber snaked 50 feet, one must conclude that the blockage is beyond the 50 foot mark.

Shame on the plumber who stopped at 50 feet. he should have snaked all the way to the street system if you live in a city or to the septic tank if you live in the country.

I would call him back and tell him that he needs to finish the job.

If the flooding is from hose and joint in the drain system, or from the drain pump, then it is the machine.

If instead, as it looks, it is a return from the drain pipes on the wall, then the problem concerns your house drain line, in that case it is a plumber job.

Ensure that the leak is not from inside the machine, if it is not anything from the machine, then call the plumber.

you need to clean the drain pipe, maybe draino or call a plumber to snake it out.