The EIFLS55I is a 27-inch IQ-Touch front-load washer with Perfect Steam, listed by Electrolux at 4.2 cu. ft. It came in three finishes, and the IIW, IMB and IRR suffixes are only the color; the drum, pump and controls are shared. On this generation the drain pump filter behind the lower front door catches everything […]

Electrolux describes the EIFLS60J as a 4.3 cu. ft. IQ-Touch washer with Perfect Steam. Its error history can be read from the panel by holding CANCEL and START for six seconds, which lets us see what the machine logged before we arrive. A deep rumble that grows during spin on an EIFLS60J usually means the […]

The EIFLS60LT is Electrolux’s IQ-Touch steam washer in the LT finish, rated at 4.3 cu. ft. The steam feature adds its own water path, so a slow fill on this model gets both inlet screens checked, not just the main valve. We see more door boot tears on steam models used for heavy work clothes; […]

The EIFLS60LSS is the LSS-finish version of the EIFLS60 IQ-Touch steam washer. Mechanically it matches the LT model, so the diagnosis is the same; only the fascia and door trim differ. When an EIFLS60LSS stops with a door code, we listen for the lock at Start: a click followed by E42 points at the lock […]

The EIFLS20QSW belongs to the EIFLS20QS series, one of Electrolux’s later IQ-Touch front-loaders. Its installation manual spends several pages on leveling, and on this model a single loose foot is the most common cause of a washer that walks at spin. If the EIFLS20QSW was recently moved, we also confirm the hot and cold hoses […]

The EIFLS55QT is an IQ-Touch front-loader in the QT finish. When it reports overfill, we watch whether water keeps entering with the power off; that one observation separates a stuck inlet valve from a control holding it open. Door locks on this family wear at the striker, and a loose striker screw can produce door […]

The EIFLW50LIW is a 27-inch IQ-Touch front-load washer without steam. Like other washers on this platform it has an internal water heater, so its sanitize cycles depend on a heating element that can wear or leak to ground over time. If an EIFLW50LIW trips a GFCI receptacle on hot cycles, we test the heater’s insulation […]

The EIFLW55H is one of the first IQ-Touch washers, rated at 4.2 cu. ft. Electrolux published a full technical manual for it, with a diagnostic mode reached by turning the knob to the far left, holding CANCEL and the far-left key, and stepping through valves, lock, drain and spin. That diagnostic mode lets us run […]

The EIFLW55I is the I-generation IQ-Touch washer without steam. Many are stacked under the matching dryer, and a loose stacking kit lets the pair rock at spin, which owners often mistake for a suspension problem. On a stacked EIFLW55I, the drain hose is easily crushed when the pair is pushed back, so a slow drain […]

The EWFLS65I is a Wave-Touch washer, Electrolux’s top control tier of that era, with a separate user interface board behind the glass panel. When the panel freezes and the washer stops, the link between that board and the main board is the first thing we check. Steam washers in hard-water homes can build scale in […]