Oil stains inside of washer on the aggitator.

You have stripped out the Aggitator or the Bolt came loose. Pop the Top on the Aggitator. There is also a chance that there is SOAP build up inside that is causing a problem depending on the machine...

there is a gear box sort of thing in the washer which in your case seems broken as the oil in the gearbox is pouring out..
you should get a professional mechanic take a look at your washer to fix it

to bettter assist you please send me the model and the brand of your washer I will be happy to assist you
Have a happy holydays

Oil from transmission most likely finding its way inside tub. Probably time for a new washer.

you likely have a transmission going defective..

hi. i can help. the grease is coming from one of two places. Either some item with grease on it got placed in the machine and the grease transferred to the tub where it will cause the problem until it is spotted and removed with a degreaser, or wears off.

OR the grease is coming from the washer itself. Perhaps some grease oozed out of the mechanicals related to the aggitator.

Either way I would get a strong flash light or trouble light and look carefully in the tub and around the aggitator for grease. Then remove it with a cloth and some degreaser, available at any auto parts store.

take the front bottom panel off. inside there is a drain pump. you need to remove filter from drain pump its look like a knob. be careful because their is water inside your drain pump so use some big thing for water. clean your filter. put filter back tight. i hope will solve your problem.

Hello gktweets,

Cleaning oil stains off of your driveway will require the right "products". However, if the oil stains are a heavy buildup then you will definately need to steamclean them off first.

What you will need to do is apply a sodium hydroxide based degreasing product (basically most types of degreasers) to the oil stains and let the product sit on the stains for a few days allowing for the degreaser to completely dry.

Then you will want to use a "hot" water pressure washer to steamclean the oil stains off. If you do not have a "hot" pressure washer then a cold water unit will work too just not as effectively.

If you do not have access to a pressure washer at all you should re-coat the oil stains with your degreasing product then scrub with a broom and rinse with a garden hose simultaneously.

After your driveway is completey dry and the oil stains are still minimally present you can apply a dry product known as Bio-Dry. They have videos posted up on you tube as how to purchase and apply the product.

This product will go to work on the leftover stain and will work "over-time" as far as lifting the stain out of your driveway.

You can see before and after pictures here at this site: http://www.DrivewaySteamCleaning.com

Feel free to leave any comments on the site as well, they are much appreciated.

Hope this information helps you.

Go under the aggitator inside the tub and pull out the aggitator it self and check out see if the teeth are strip,If the teeth are strip on the aggitator replace it. If is on the other side then it's not worth repairing. All you need to do is just pull on the aggitor from the bottom.

fabric softener will leave oily looking stains on certain fabric. oil stains will not wash out.i do not recommend using softener in washers it gums up everything!