I'm going to look like a champ when my wife gets home and hears that the washing machine is fixed.

If for some reason your clear tube IS connected, check the bottom right hand corner once the back panel is open to make sure that the black hose is connected, that's where my problem was.

you solved my problem today, thanks all the way from cape town South Africa

Chase, man, you have no idea. This vid showed me my EXACT problem. The washer initially gave me a "4E" code, so I cleaned the screens on the water inlets, but then was overfilling and leaking. Once I pulled the back off it, sure enough, disconnected hose. Reconnected, she's back running like a champ. Man, I cannot thank you enough for posting this vid. ~Jeff

This was amazing.You helped me fix my washer.Thanks man.No more wet floor.

I literally just had this happen to me and I noticed the little tube was disconnected. I was thinking water was coming from the tube until I saw the waterline above the little “bung”— I call it a nipple-and realized that it must’ve been pouring out of there the minute it hit that level. Not one person mentioned that that was a possibility. Thank you!

Thanks for the fix! Works like a charm for Samsung WA45H7000AW washer.

Thank you!! Best :45 seconds of my day. Wasn't even looking for that!

This was exactly what was wrong with my washer. I really appreciate it. Fixed it with a real hose clamp for three bucks.

Awesome! Solved my leaking problem. Thank you so much!

Thanks, this was the exact problem with my washer, and I was able to fix it very quickly.