When a residential washing machine leaks water specifically when the drum is filled to maximum capacity or overloaded, it is typically caused by a warped outer tub rim, a damaged door gasket, or a blocked overflow tube. In traditional top-load washers, excessive water displacement combined with high-speed agitation causes water to surge over the upper splash guard lip. In front-loaders, water pushes past a worn rubber door boot seal. You can troubleshoot seals easily by inspecting rubber edges for cracks. You can verify that your corrective action is successful when avoiding maximum-capacity overloads, cleaning detergent residue off door seals, or replacing torn rubber gaskets stops water from leaking out during full cycles.
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