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Matt Rasich
  • Chicago, IL
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Do I need a plumber?

Matt Rasich
  • Chicago, IL
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I was hoping to fix this issue myself but I don't know where to start. Pictured is my basement drain overflowing with water - it only happens when the washer machine is draining into the sink. I have no problem when I run the water in the sink by itself. I've owned my place and washer (new) for about a year and a half without an issue. I have no idea what the solution is. Any help would be appreciated.

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