Product review (2 stars): High price low quality
My experience..  We use the dishwasher once or twice a week at the very most so it has seen light duty.. Pump motor is shot after about two years.. ER03.. I also agree with many of the others.. The dishes are always drenched with water after after a wash..  We have to rack them for a while or dry them by hand.. Dish soap often will not release but we did discover that the preformed all in one tablets seemed to have cured that. It smells at times.. A little bleach in the bottom over night and a rinse cycle now and then seems to take of it for quite while. As I said in my title..  High Price Low Quality and short on warranty.. Save your money and buy something else.

Update: 10/20/11..

 While replacing the motor I made a few other discoveries others should know about. When you order the motor also get these items.

  4 Motor mount grommets - black
  3 Motor panel grommets - yellow

  They are made of low quality rubber/plastic and are very easily damaged while replacing the motor. They are also expensive for what they are and if you can find equivalents at your local hardware store for a fraction of the cost you will be better off using them.

  In addition to the motor and grommets also plan on replacing at least hose #50 as well. The quality of the rubber in this hose is such that once it has been compressed by the factory hose clamp it is highly unlikely to properly seal when remounted after replacing the motor. When this connection leaks you will see the infamous ER01 leak error code.  As with the grommets if you can find a hose replacement elsewhere and adapt it you may be much better off in the long run. Think auto parts store etc.

  For those of you who are having difficulty with clearing ER01. I have a simple solution for you. Open the door and remove the plastic strainer in the floor. This has a small finger handle and will just pop right out for you. Then push a towel or sponge into the chamber and absorb the water and lift it out to the sink or some place. You will have to do this maybe 5-6 times or more to absorb all of the water. Once you have cycle the power and the error will clear.  This is a tried and true method and I am sure you can come up with many variations on it but what ever you to be sure to get all of the water.

  After going through this our dishwasher has been running as well as it ever had. As soon as I have a chance to dissect the failed pump motor I will let you know why it failed and if it is something that you can do to repair it yourself.

  Update: 10/07/13

  It has been two years since I wrote the last update on this product and I wanted to complete the entry.
Since replacing the hose as described previously the dishwasher has run for 2 years without incident. The pump motor damage everyone has been experiencing has been confirmed to be the result of the hose collapsing when the pump turns on. This restricts water flow and among other things allows the pump to run hot reducing its life considerable. Not only does this hose contribute to pump failure but it is also the root cause for the poor rinsing and washing of the dishes others have described. Replacing the hose with a non standard substitute not only saved the new pump but improved the overall performance of the washer.

  I would recommend to anyone experiencing a pump failure to replace the hose with one from the local automotive store and not a factory part. You will be much happier with your dishwasher. Just bring the old hose with you to get the closest match and trim to fit. And just one last side note. The hose I selected was 1/3 the price of the factory replacement hose. Electrolux should be paying me for this diagnosis considering how much these dishwashers cost and the quality they boast. Good luck to all.