Samsung washer leaking from bottom

 A Samsung washer may leak from the bottom during a wash cycle due to a damaged drain hose, a faulty water inlet valve, or a worn-out door seal (for front-load models). Additionally, overloading the washer or using too much detergent can cause excessive suds, leading to leaks. Inspect these components and adjust usage to prevent further leakage.

It’s not recommended to continue using a washer that is leaking from the bottom. Water leaks can cause damage to your flooring and nearby appliances while also increasing the risk of electrical issues. Identifying and fixing the source of the leak before using the machine again is the best way to prevent further damage.

If water is pooling at the bottom of your washer and it only leaks during the drain cycle, the drain pump could be faulty or clogged. You can check this by removing the washer’s bottom access panel and inspecting the drain pump for visible cracks, blockages, or loose connections. Cleaning or replacing the pump may resolve the issue.

If you’ve checked the common causes—like hoses, seals, and the drain pump—but the leak persists, it’s best to call a professional. A certified appliance repair technician can diagnose complex issues like internal component failures, electrical problems, or a faulty control board that may be contributing to the leak.