The EDSH4944AS reports problems with i-codes. i20 means it did not drain in time, and Electrolux’s first checks are the filters, the drain hose and, on a new install, the knockout plug in the garbage disposer. i10 on an EDSH4944AS means water did not arrive fast enough. A supply valve under the sink left partly […]

The EIDW1815US fits the narrow openings where an 18-inch dishwasher is the only option. Standing water in the bottom after a cycle is usually a clogged filter or a drain hose without a high loop. If dishes come out wet from an EIDW1815US, rinse aid is checked first, then the heating side.

The EIDW6405GT belongs to the G generation of Electrolux dishwashers. Its siblings, the EIDW6105G and EIDW6305G, report problems by alternating Er with a number, and on those Er 01 means the leak detector in the base found water; we read the display the same way on an EIDW6405GT before opening it. The G-generation service data […]

The EDSP4944CS is among Electrolux’s newest dishwashers. Its user manual covers filter cleaning, rinse aid settings and the displays owners see, and we start there on any performance complaint. Spotty glasses from an EDSP4944CS are usually solved with the rinse aid setting and a clean filter rather than a repair.

The EIDW6105GS is covered by Electrolux’s technical manual for this built-in family, which describes a 12 VAC control, a flood sensor in the base cover, a float switch and a turbidity sensor in the sump. The C model without a numeric display flashes all its LEDs on an error. Engineering tests on the EIDW6105GS are […]

The EIDW6305GS shows errors by alternating Er with a number, and Electrolux’s manual lists thirteen of them, from Er 01 for the leak detector to Er 13 for a system failure. Upper and lower drying fans have their own codes, Er 05 and Er 06. If drying is poor on an EIDW6305GS but washing is […]

The EIDW6405HT is a built-in from the same era as the EIDW6305, built in several revisions. Steam escaping at the top of the door can reach the control panel if the door gasket is worn, and that is a common source of erratic keys. We inspect the gasket and door alignment on an EIDW6405HT with […]

The EWDW6505GS is the Wave-Touch dishwasher of its generation, and it shares the Er code table with the EIDW6305G. Three of its codes concern the drain valve: no position feedback (Er 07), a time-out finding its state (Er 11) and running when it should be off (Er 12). Standing water on an EWDW6505GS with one […]

The E24ID74QPS is an Icon built-in dishwasher, and Electrolux’s technical manual for the ICON series describes its i-code system: the display shows the family code, while the exact code (i41, i54 and so on) is read in service mode along with the last three stored. On an E24ID74QPS we read that stored history first; it […]

The EDSH4944BS is one of Electrolux’s current dishwashers. Many service calls on new units are about installation: the drain hose loop, the disposer knockout plug and the water supply. i20 on a newly installed EDSH4944BS is usually the knockout plug still in the disposer inlet.