Beko WMB 71443 LE Washing Machine Leaking Water While Draining

May 28, 2024

I have a Beko WMB 71443 LE washing machine and its currently leaking a lot of water in the back while draining. It could be coming from the waste hose, but the hose in general is completely dry. At the point where it connects to the backplate, there is another small hose coming from it which is open. Is there some plug missing or is this how its supposed to (pressure exchange or something like that)? Because i feel like the water (leaks) there.

I will try and help with this problem about Beko WMB 71443 LE Washing Machine

Hi Tim,

If your Beko washing machine leaks during the spin cycle, there could be two main reasons. First, you might have a leak from the pipe attached to the pump and leading to your waste fitting. Second, something at the top of the machine might not be fitted correctly. When the machine spins, centrifugal force can throw water upwards and out.

To investigate, take off the lid and back of the machine while it's spinning to see where the water is coming from. Without seeing it myself, it's hard to give specific advice. Check all components, like the door seal, for holes at the top. Ensure that water can empty within the allocated time by putting the waste hose into a bucket to observe it.

If water isn't emptied in time, there will be excess water in the drum when it starts spinning. Also, check for blockages in the sump hose and inspect the filter in the pump and all pipes attached to the drum.

I've also included some videos below to help you find the cause of an intermittent leak. These should guide you and show where the water might be coming from. If you need more help, don't hesitate to reach out to us.

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