Let me start by saying. I love the washer I purchased from this small business, and I got a great deal with a 30 day warranty. Its an older model Kenmore that is a real power horse. Its great. Unfortunately when it was delivered and installed the man didn't tighten the water lines so it leaked for a few days until I noticed my rug was all soaked. Just to be sure and safe I just replaced the older water lines and made sure there was no leak at either the machine or the supply valves or lines. Water still appeared after each load from under the machine near the front. NOT FROM SUPPLY LINES OR THE DRAIN they stayed dry. I called this in 2 weeks after I bought the washer and they came and took it to their shop to troubleshoot. In less than 1.5 hours I got a call telling me to call a plumber after running it twice.....in less than 90 minutes, they didn't find any leaks. Next day it was brought back to me and I immediately checked for leaks at the water supply lines after install which there were none and ran a load of laundry and low and behold....water on the floor in the FRONT of the machine. Not anywhere near a drain or water line. Nothing a plumber would be able to fix. The washer still leaks on my floors.
To their credit, they did take the machine (picked up and dropped off) at no extra charge to me. But I feel like minimal effort was made to find and fix this problem that I guess I now have to live with. I am dissatisfied with the follow through that was taken to resolve the issue.
My solution is now to order from Amazon a drain pan to place under the machine to catch the water that leaks onto my floor for an extra $40.
Photo shows front right of the machine, mid cycle...before first drain.
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Let me start by saying. I love the washer I purchased from this small business, and I got a great deal with a 30 day warranty. Its an older model Kenmore that is a real power horse. Its great. Unfortunately when it was delivered and installed the man didn't tighten the water lines so it leaked for a few days until I noticed my rug was all soaked. Just to be sure and safe I just replaced the older water lines and made sure there was no leak at either the machine or the supply valves or lines. Water still appeared after each load from under the machine near the front. NOT FROM SUPPLY LINES OR THE DRAIN they stayed dry. I called this in 2 weeks after I bought the washer and they came and took it to their shop to troubleshoot. In less than 1.5 hours I got a call telling me to call a plumber after running it twice.....in less than 90 minutes, they didn't find any leaks. Next day it was brought back to me and I immediately checked for leaks at the water supply lines after install which there were none and ran a load of laundry and low and behold....water on the floor in the FRONT of the machine. Not anywhere near a drain or water line. Nothing a plumber would be able to fix. The washer still leaks on my floors.
To their credit, they did take the machine (picked up and dropped off) at no extra charge to me. But I feel like minimal effort was made to find and fix this problem that I guess I now have to live with. I am dissatisfied with the follow through that was taken to resolve the issue.
My solution is now to order from Amazon a drain pan to place under the machine to catch the water that leaks onto my floor for an extra $40.
Photo shows front right of the machine, mid cycle...before first drain.