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Our washer frequently displays "drainage blocked"; usually we just start the cycle over and the problem does not reappear. We assumed that it was a "too many suds issue" and reduced the detergent to less than a quarter cup but we still have this problem. Separately, we often find water pooled in the bottom of the drum after a complete cycle. The two issues don't seem to present on the same load; if there is a common denominator it might be larger loads.

Our unit is two years old and has presented these conditions more frequently in the last year. Any ideas are appreciated. Thanks.
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Whats the model# of your washer?

Does the washer drain into a regular drain stand in your home? Some folks have the their drain hoses hooked-up to something else for drainage that many be longer, When I worked in Texas lots of folks used the drain water to water their yard or something similar, thus it would take more time to drain from the washer.

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