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[quote=kennyk69;802159]Water is flowing into the unit, while off, from the soap dispenser port in the upper left area of the front loader door seal.

It's a slow steady trickle that migrates down the door seal, pools up in the seal well, and then overflows into the basket. The unit seems to kick on every now and then to pump it out automatically as it fills up. It seems to operate okay otherwise.

Anyone have any thoughts on the issue?[/quote]

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kennyk69	Posted: Monday, March 4, 2013 8:41:14 AM(UTC)
	Water is flowing into the unit, while off, from the soap dispenser port in the upper left area of the front loader door seal. It's a slow steady trickle that migrates down the door seal, pools up in the seal well, and then overflows into the basket. The unit seems to kick on every now and then to pump it out automatically as it fills up. It seems to operate okay otherwise. Anyone have any thoughts on the issue?

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