Dishwasher leaks water onto the floor from underneath during or after a cycle

Safety first: Turn off power and close the water supply immediately. Mop up any standing water to prevent slips.

• 1. Identify leak source: Remove the lower front panel and run a short cycle while observing the underside with a flashlight. Look for drips from hoses, pump housings, and the door area.
• 2. Tighten clamps: Use a screwdriver to tighten any loose hose clamps on the sump outlet, drain hose, and circulation lines.
• 3. Replace cracked hoses: If a hose shows splits or bulges, replace it with the correct Jet Tech hose and secure with new clamps.
• 4. Inspect pump seals: If water appears around the wash or drain pump shaft, the mechanical seal is likely worn and the pump assembly should be replaced.
• 5. Check door bottom gasket: Inspect the lower door seal for tears or flattening. Replace if water trails originate from the door edge.
• When to call a technician: Pump seal and major hose replacements may require partial disassembly of the machine; professional service is recommended if you are unsure.