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.

The E24ID75SPS is a later Icon dishwasher, built in several revisions. Its fill is timed: if the level is not reached within about 90 seconds, it drains and shows i10, which points first at the shutoff valve under the sink. After a kitchen remodel, an E24ID75SPS with fill or drain codes often has a supply […]

The EI24CD35RS is a 24-inch IQ-Touch built-in dishwasher from the EI24CD35 series. Electrolux’s owner guide ties i40 to food soils in the sump and asks for the glass trap and filter to be cleaned, and on this model that fixes the code more often than not. If an EI24CD35RS returns i40 right after cleaning, the […]

The EI24CD35QS is an earlier build in the EI24CD35 series. Its temperature sensor sits inside the turbidity sensor, so i70 on this model means replacing that combined sensor, not a separate thermistor. When an EI24CD35QS drains slowly, the filter and the disposer inlet are checked before the drain pump.

The EI24ID30QS is part of Electrolux’s EI24ID30 series. When it detects water in the base pan it runs the drain pump continuously and shows i30, and the pan has to dry before the code clears. Suds from hand dish soap are a common cause of i30 on an EI24ID30QS; the service list also checks sump […]

The EI24ID50QS has a status window that shows delay hours, CL for an unlatched door, Loc for child lock and the rinse aid level L1 to L4. Its use and care guide groups i20, i40 and iF0 together as clogged filters or a restricted drain line. A blue light on the floor under an EI24ID50QS […]

The EI24ID81SS is a later Electrolux built-in built in several revisions. On dishwashers of this platform fitted with automatic door opening, i80 means the opener left its position unexpectedly or could not retract. Where an EI24ID81SS shows i80, a cabinet handle or a towel over the door blocking the opener is ruled out before the […]

The EW24ID70QT is a Wave-Touch built-in dishwasher. Its control panel sits on the door top, and the harness to the main board passes through the hinge, where it flexes every time the door opens; iC0 can come from wear there. On an EW24ID70QT with an intermittent blank display, we work the door open and closed […]

The EW24ID80QS is the top Wave-Touch dishwasher of its series. Its turbidity sensor judges how dirty the water is; when calibration fails (iB0) the dishwasher treats every load as heavily soiled, so cycles grow longer. A glass shard or bone that reaches the wash pump of an EW24ID80QS can lock the rotor, which service mode […]