Anyone had to remove it? My cold water line is leaking under the bathroom sink where the washer hose connects to the coaches water lines. I can shut off the valve to stop the water but it's a steady drip. I've swapped the hot and cold washers and lines and the same hose keeps dripping. I'm thinking it's time to pull the washer and replace the entire line.
There should be a plate connecting the two. Should be able to take that plate off...the dryer may be wedged in there...but once one is out, you might be able to climb up over and take a look.
What water line is leaking? A braided, threaded riser? Has to be a bad washer or something if that is the case.
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Behind the drawers in the the bathroom vanity there is a hot and cold water line that comes up from the floor where the actual washer hoses connect. That's where it's leaking. Problem is getting a good visual in there since it's back in the corner and there's a toilet and vanity doing its best to keep me out of there.
How about a back side view...this is with the outside walls not on.
The issue is going to be that crimp connection. We use a special air tool to crimp those.
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That's pretty close. Mine has the pex tubing coming up the corner instead of the white lines and then mine has the standards washer lines running from there to the washer.
Not suggesting you tackle this in lieu of setting an appointment with your dealer, but its something I would probably try myself to avoid the trip.
(and probably jack it up even further...like when I tried to replace the battery in my iPhone. "And I would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for you meddling kids")
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Ah...well other than needing to be a contortionist, that's a much easier fix.
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