Product review (1 stars): Electrolux dishwasher EIDW 6105GS
It amazes me to see comments like these and that companies make no effort to fix their design problems. (21 1-star, 0 5-star) You remodel the kitchen and replace a still working but ugly 22 year old Kenmore, buy what you think is a quality Electrolux EIDW 6105GS1A dishwasher from Lowes (@ $1200.00), find that it washes dishes OK,  very pleased at the low noise level. Only to find out two years later you have an ambiguous error code that calls out multiple (and expensive) parts that may or may not fix the problem. I have a Drain Valve ($70.00) LED light error. I removed and disassembled the valve and re-soldered the coil wires (cold solder joint), reinstalled but still have the same problem. Applying 120 volts to the valve at the relay circuit board, I can see the switch making and breaking. So valve and wiring is working fine. Looking on the web, I find other things that can cause the same error. Water level switch (working), Control board ($117.00) Relay circuit board ($135.00) Turbidity sensor. ($35.00) What I have found is this Dishwasher is just not reliable and is very hard to work on. You have to remove it and lay it in it's back, and remove the bottom, to even see the parts. Now I see on Amazon and other sites where people have replaced all these parts, multiple times. I should have looked here before I bought. However Amazon is not the only web site that list multiple Electrolux complaints about this Dishwasher.
So what do you do? Buy Frigidaire or Kenmore? Guess what! Frigidaire is made by the same people and Kenmore is made by no less than
110. Whirlpool
363. GE, LG
461. Shunde Midea Mfg.
465. Maytag
587. DM (Frigidaire)
630. Bosch
665. Whirlpool
C110. Inglis
C363. Camco

Nine manufactures. (Table of Kenmore manufactures with Sears dishwasher manufacturing model codes from:  [...])

You can't even trust Consumer Reports or J.D. Power and Ass, as they recommend the same crappy brands and models I see listed here and other web sites as having continuing problems. I wish I had my old Dishwasher back. Maybe I could have painted it Stainless. Joe Fox, Panama City, FL