Drain Water From Washing Machine For Moving

The drain hose loops to the top of the machine and then down to the drain enabling the tub to fill.

Drain water from washing machine for moving.

Your washer may contain from 5 to 10 gallons of water. Just pull it away from the wall detach the drain hose from the wall and aim it into a bucket. Draining a top loading washing machine is a little easier. Duct tape the power cord to the top of the machine to avoid splashing it with.

It removes the water from the tub during the spin cycle. Pull the drain hose out of. The washer pump forces water from the bottom of the machine into the drain hose. Close the shut off valves disconnect the washing machine hoses then open the valves again to drain the lines.

Switch the power button on the machine off if your model has one. Position the drain hose as low as possible and into a floor drain if possible to empty the water. Turn off the water to the washing machine supply lines. Let the water drain until it stops.

Next remove the washer drain hose from the drain put the hose on the floor and let the water drain into a bucket or pan. To get the water out from the very bottom of your washer disconnect the drain hose from the wall. Unplug the washing machine from the power source. Drain the water from those hoses.