Lately I have had issues pertaining to the drain pump not shutting off and dealing with leaks from the front of the machine.
I removed the machine and removed the left side panel to expose the parts. I hooked up water, power and the drain hose and ran the machine to test.
There is a part called a "water inlet system" which is made of plastic and directs the water into the machine and then out to the drain, depending on the cycle. It has a small vent hole on the top right side of it. I noticed that when the machine first starts, the water enters the plastic water inlet system and makes its rounds in the tubing so fast that it spills out of the top vent hole. This water flows down to the bottom pan, activating a float which rises up and closes a micro-switch that activates the drain pump. The pump continualy runs until I remove the water, hence lowering the float.
I cleaned out the inlet system, but have had no luck so far.
Any advice welcome.
thanks!

David,
When I discovered the vent hole overflowing, I covered the hole with some black putty, called "dum-dum"
I ran the machine twice and watched it.....it ran ok, so I placed it back under the counter.
Since that time, my wife must have run the machine at least 10 times and so far so good.
I realize it's probably only a temporary repair, 3 or 4 months at the most, so I am still trying to figure out my next move.
If you figure something out would you be kind enough to let me know?
Thanks,
Bill

I just found that the water inlet valve is leaking. I will need to replace that first.