My LG Tromm model # WM2077CW is leaking at the bottom of the machine door. Not a lot of water but definitely a small puddle after running a load.

If the washer is leaking water the front door boot seal might have a tear or rip and is letting water leak past. The boot seal can be replaced. This part can tear when the washer is overloaded. This is common repair.
Manufacturer Part Number 4986ER0004G

If its leaking then its a seal I would look up the parts detail on that specific model to look were all the seals go and go from there. even though its leaking from the bottom could be from the top and water just coming out from there.

My LG Tromm washer has a small door on the bottom left hand side on the front of the washer. Open the door and you will find the drain filter and a stoppered, small rubber tube. Position something to capture the washer water under the small rubber tube and pull the plug.. This will drain all the water from the washer.

you can go appliancerepairplanet.vstore.ca and you can get help there.

MOST OF THE TIME IT IS A HOSE THAT HAS RUBBED A HOLE IN IT OR THE DOOR BOOT DRAIN HOLE. THE HOSE IS ATTACHED TO THE BOOT BOTTOM CENTER OF THE BOOT AND HAS A SHORT HOSE THAT RUNS BACK TO THE TUB..

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• Try these:

1. Inspect the water supply connections
   
2. Inspect the drain hose
   
3. Inspect the water pump
   
4. Inspect outer tub for cracks or corrosion
   
5. Inspect the tub seal
   
6. Inspect the tub bearing
   

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This could be the rubber seal or the door lock. If the door lock is not pulling it tightly closed then it needs to be replaced. Check the seal really closely and make sure there are not cracks and it does not look deformed

First and foremost you MUST use an HE detergent, HE(high efficency) is design specifically for fontloading machines.. and use little amounts of it, 2-3 tablespoons is all that is required to clean a full tub of clothing.
Jusst using less of regular detergent is not the same as using correct soap. the moldy smell and black filth when the front bellow is pulled back is actually residual detegent not being disovled in normal operation , all front loading washers are experiencing this issue, there is a new product on the market to help combat this problem and for the 1-2 months ive been reccomending no one has told me that it hasnt helpd. heres the link www.affresh.com

There is a valve at the end of that bent hose you mentioned which could be stuck or jammed up with soap. You'll have to take the top off to get to it. Be sure and clean the bottom of the glass on the inside of the door. A single piece of hair can allow water to seep out.