Draining the water out of a front load washing machine without opening it can be a challenging task, as front load washing machines are designed to be sealed during operation. However, there are a few methods you can try if you need to remove water from the machine without opening the main door:
Use the Drain Hose: Most front load washing machines have a drain hose located near the bottom of the machine. This hose is typically used for draining water during the normal operation of the machine. If you have access to the back of the washing machine, you can disconnect the drain hose from the drain pipe or laundry sink and let the water flow out.
Activate the Drain Cycle: Some front load washing machines have a separate "Drain" or "Spin Only" cycle. Check your washing machine's control panel for such an option. If available, select the drain or spin only cycle to remove the water from the machine.
Manually Rotate the Drum: While this won't fully drain the water, you can try manually rotating the drum to help remove some of the water. If the machine is unplugged, you can gently turn the drum by hand to allow water to flow towards the drain pump.
Use a Wet/Dry Vacuum: If you have a wet/dry vacuum cleaner, you can try to extract water from the drum by carefully inserting the vacuum's hose into the drum's opening and using it to suck out the water.
Please note that these methods may not completely drain all the water from the washing machine, and some water may remain inside. If there's a specific reason you need to drain the water without opening the door (e.g., a malfunction or repair), it's best to consult the washing machine's user manual or contact the manufacturer for guidance. Additionally, if your washing machine is still under warranty, be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid voiding the warranty.