Need help. I have a Kenmore Series 80 washer that is around 7 years old. It has been leaking off and on about halfway through the wash cycle. I took the cabinet off and all of the hoses and pump are completely dry. The water has accumulated on the rear floor frame bracket and no where else besides the floor itself. I checked all of the connections and reassembled the unit and then ran 3 loads with no leaks. Now, 2 weeks later, it's leaking again. It doesn't do it every time and we are not running a full load either. I am confident that I can make the repair myself, but I have no idea what needs to be replaced. Please help. Thank you in advance.

Hey there I am installing a new Whirlpool dishwasher, one that attaches to the water line via a 3/4" male hose connector. You have to buy a 3/4" female hose x 3/8" compression fitting to hook up to a 3/8" water line (copper tubing...or braided hose). This is the fitting. [url=http://www.abt.com/product/43844/Whirlpool-W10273460.html?utm_source=scfroogle&utm_medium=sc&utm_campaign=froogle&gclid=CJjm0N6Mwq0CFUHRKgodEjPxAQ]W10273460 - Whirlpool Elbow Hose Fitting at Abt[/url] Unfortunately, my existing water line is 1/2" copper tubing. It connects to a standard 1/2" (ID) iron pipe (via a 1/2" compression to 1/2" NPT adapter). Not sure whether I should keep a) Keep searching for a different 3/4" hose elbow that adapts to a 1/2" line (searched extensively on web, doesn't seem to exist), or b) Install a new 3/8" copper tube or braided hose line, and then hope to quickly get a 3/8" to 1/2" NPT adapter (I don't have a lot of time to hunt around...hostile wifey...) or c) do something else! Your advice is appreciated!