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If your laundry room has puddles, it's
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time to check your Kenmore washer. Don't
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call a plumber yet. Let's see if you can
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fix it yourself. First, unplug your
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washer. Safety comes first. Next, move
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the washer away from the wall so you can
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reach the back. Now, look for the drain
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pump. It's usually at the bottom front
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of your washer. Place a towel or small
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pan under the pump to catch any leftover
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water. Check the hoses connected to the
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pump. Are they tight? If not, use a
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screwdriver to tighten the clamps. Still
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leaking? The pump itself might be
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cracked or damaged. To remove it, loosen
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the screws or clips holding the pump in
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place. Take out the old pump and slide
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in the new one. Make sure all
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connections are secure. Reconnect the
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hoses. Double check that everything is
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tight. Push the washer back. Plug it in
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and run a quick wash to check for leaks.
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If it's dry, you've done it. No more wet
