I have a maytag dishwasher that has leaked water under the unit. The water appears to be dripping from the vent inlet which is at the front right of the unit - like a little pail to hold water. It is full - really full. Is this normal? Should we take it apart to drain it? What would cause this? When we noticed the water we ran the drain cycle which water did drain into the sink - good strong flow. Doesn't appear to be a clogged line problem to the sink... is this an indication of something blocked inside? I know the part is a "vent inlet" because I looked at the parts for Maytag MDB5100AWW ....
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dishwasher leak & vent inlet
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Sorry mate
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