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Step-by-Step Pictures and Instructions To Replace Leaky Internal Hoses on a Washing Machine

Fix the most common washing machine problems: replace leaky supply hoses, internal hoses, a leaky pump and worn-out tub fittings. Read an overview of how to repair a leaky washer.

By Jeffrey Larson
From The Family Handyman
replace leaky supply hoses, internal hoses, a leaky pump and worn-out tub fittings.
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1. Unscrew the access panel from the back of the machine or open the cabinet. Look for leaks while the machine fills with water. If you don’t see any, advance the machine to the agitate cycle and check again.

replace leaky supply hoses, internal hoses, a leaky pump and worn-out tub fittings.
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2. Squeeze the hose clamp together, slide it down the hose and pull off the hose. Keep a bucket or pan handy so you can catch any residual water left in the hoses. Replace the hose with an identical part and new worm-drive clamps (next).

<b>2. (cont.)</b> A worm-drive clamp.
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replace leaky supply hoses, internal hoses, a leaky pump and worn-out tub fittings.

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