Product review (2 stars): pretty on the outside, poor build quality on the inside
We bought the Electrolux EWDW6505GS dishwasher in June 2008.  We have had three major service problems in our short 18-month ownership... outrageous considering that it was sold as a "high-end" and "reliable" appliance.  The first problem we had occurred just a couple months after we installed the dishwasher; it would report "Error 01" which is a leak detection error.  We had someone come out (on Electrolux's dime) and they found some of the hose clamps were not sufficiently tightened from the factory.  After the tech tightened them up, we haven't had the same problem since.  However, it was very disconcerting to learn that it was a problem with the dishwasher as delivered... basically a brand-new appliance.  The second problem we were having was with very loud noises during the drain cycle.  We had a tech come out (again on Electrolux's dime) only to find that there was a grape stem in the drain pump.  The tech said he had seen this happen because the filter at the bottom of the tub isn't suffiently tight enough to block items such as grape stems from entering into the dishwasher's plumbing system.  Another troubling discovery.  Recently we have had an "Error - 08" show up on the WaveTouch panel which according to the manual says "Tactile or touch switch - Control board has verified a switch on the user interface board is bad or shorted".  I called up Electrolux.  Cost to replace?  $375 plus labor.  So basically another $500 must be invested into this dishwasher after just 18 months of you.  I cannot recommend the Electrolux dishwasher.  It looks great, cleans very well, but the build quality is very lacking... avoid!