Product review (1 stars): Electrolux Dishwasher- Never again
Our experience was nearly identical to Joe B's: dishwasher showed Error Code 2 (failed thermistor/turbidity module) just a year after we bought it (so of course it was out of warranty and we had to pay $200+ for the repairs). To get to the point where we could start paying we dealt with an impossibly stupid group of service reps on the phone, first to ship the necessary parts to our home (well over a week to ship), then another round or two to schedule service. I will say the technician who did the repair (via Sears, which is where we purchased the DW) was meticulous. I worked with him to completely uninstall the unit, invert it, replace the module and reinstall it. His advice: Buy a Kitchenaid.

The only thing the service reps were good at was trying to get us to purchase an extended warranty. Well, I guess they weren't that good because we declined. Rather than pop for an additional $100+, we decided that the next time it breaks we would purchase a real dishwasher. You know, one that actually washes dishes. And gets them clean. And even dries them. So I suppose we should be happy that only 3 months after the first repair, our Electrosux broke again, this time with Error Code 1 = Leak detected. No visible leaks, so it might just be an amusing little electrical hiccup. I do note that the owner's manual details 13 various codes, so if we kept the machine we could probably become acquainted with the remaining 11 in just a few years.

Just bought a Kitchenaid.