Water not draining. Door unlocked but when opened, water poured out. Machine is about 2 years old and uses well water.

Hello!

Probably you have foreign stuff in the drain pump or the pump worn out. Unplug the machine and unscrew the pump cap, watch for water pouring out, prepare something to catch in the water, then inspect for coins, knobs, ... . Check if the pump wheel rotates freely. screw back the cap and try to start a new wash program

1. the door will not open if in the sanitary cycle.
2. the door will not open if the water level is too high. (open access door at lower left on front of machine and use the hose there to drain water out of washer.
3. the door will not unlock without power to machine except for the following:
4. unplug machine, remove top cover by removing bottom screws from plastic clips on back of washer top, then standing in front of machine, using the palms of your hands to sharply push back the sides of the washer's top about 2 inches, allowing top to be lifted off machine. reach down to door latch and manually move latching arm on door latch to allow door to open.

Sounds like a blockage perhaps the filter needs cleaning or pump blades jammed...If its a Hotpoint then filter is middle of sump hose connected to the drum....

Hi,

Sounds like you may have flooded the base of the unit and activated the float switch. Tip the unit forward slightly with a towel at the base and all the water will pour out. You should be right to run the unit after that and any other water inside will dry up. it won't rust as it is stainless steel inside.

turn off at mains checking no water left in drum should release after that sound like faulty door lock or not draining fully, it wont let you open the door till the water has gone well below the door seal.

its pouring out because the dispenser is getting clogged in somewhere and not letting the water to the drain pump so its pouring from the soap dispenser. Remove the dispenser, pour water into the opening and make sure water can get into the machine freely. Inspect the opening for soap build up.
If water goes down slowly , open the washer door and feel around the bellow for anything blocking the water inlet port into the washer (socks can sometimes get wedged up there and cause a blockage).
If it all checks out ok, make sure the machine is properly leveled and not leaning forward.
Hope that helps!

normal problem all front loads all brands.. leave door open as much as possible.. to clean fill tub with hot water pour in 2 cups chlorine bleach use rag in solution wipe gasket out as good as possible allow washer to run normal cycle ..do as routine when ever odor is first noticed leaving door open will allow most of water to evaporate

try doing a wash no clothes fill washer with hot water pour 2 cups good old clorox chlorine bleach into water let wash before it drains open door and wash area around door seal let drain and rinse leave door open as much as possible in future to allow water traped in boot to evaporate as much as possible

the washing machine must be empty for the door to open.
either open the trap at the bottom of your machine..prepare for flood!! or drop the grey drain hose to the floor and machine should empty.

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It has a plugged defrost drain. You may need to defrost for 24 hours with unit unplugged and doors open. UNPLUG FIRST!! f still leaks, you need to remove floor of freezer, then the back wall of freezer. Remove ice. At center rear under coils is the drain hole that is plugged up. Use hair dryer to melt ice. Pour hot water in this area to uncover drain. With hot water in area, you can put a 1/4 diam. hose or copper pipe in drain and blow into it while pressing down. It will slowly go through ice, clearing drain.