Product review (1 stars): Electrolux (Frigidare)  should stick to vacuums
Reading all these other reviews I feel positively blessed because I've had this dishwasher in my rental suite 6 years and only now has it started to leak.  This month I had both door and tub gaskets replaced for a cost of around $550, just under 1/2 the price of a new dishwasher.  It's still leaking,  though not near as badly as it was.  Looking at the seals  before the replacement indicated that a rather poor design results in the wheels on the lower rack running over and into the door and tub gaskes.  The door seal was torn from the edge to just where the wheels run over it when one pulls the rack straight out.  But the rack doesn't always come straight out.  Its wide range of left/right movement also causes it to veer left and rub the tub seal.  This one was torn the height and location of the left wheel.  The only thing this dishwasher has going for it is how quiet it is.  We can hear it better downstairs than standing beside it.  But that doesn't make up for the costly repairs and leaks.  When I replace it I'll put in a Bosch,  which I've had in my kitchen for 9 years with not a single issue.  The Bosch cost the same,  is better designed and built and has more rack features and cycle options.  It's a bit louder but at least I can tell when it's running!