Item #8 in diagram.

Part number W11219115 replaces W10512161, W11219115, W10512161, W10250763, W10285625

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Why is my washer leaking from the bottom?

A washer leaking from the bottom typically has one of a few causes: a failed tub seal (most common), cracked outer tub, loose or damaged drain pump connections, or a hole in the drain hose. If the leak is coming from the center bottom area and you've ruled out the drain pump and hoses, the outer tub or tub seal is likely the problem. Cracks in the outer tub can develop from stress (overloading, unbalanced loads), impact damage (coins, keys, or other objects), chemical degradation (excessive bleach), or simply age. A cracked tub cannot be repaired — it must be replaced. While replacing the outer tub, it's highly recommended to also replace the tub seal and bearing, as these are common leak and noise sources that are easily accessed during this repair.

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