Product review (1 stars): Absolute junk - PLEASE don't waste your money!
My hope in writing this review is to keep someone else from making the mistake of purchasing this dishwasher.  We built a new home in 2009 and purchased a complete set of Electrolux appliances, spending over $12,000.  For the most part we are pleased with the performance of the other pieces, but they haven't been "trouble free".  Back to our worst mistake, this DISHWASHER!  I could write a book on the "error" numbers, which were sometimes valid and sometimes "no problem found".  We had problems with a horrible smell, mold inside, and water leaks under the unit.  We burnt through the standard 1 year warranty, and even though the unit had problems from day 1 Electrolux did not offer much assistance.

After another "leak" under the unit I began to research the problem and learned quickly we were not the only ones having issues.  I read about a "repair kit" Electrolux was installing on units still under warranty.  I made one final call to the 800 number and asked to speak with a Manager.  I reminded her that we had spent over 12K with their company and this dishwasher had problems from day 1.  She authorized a repairman to install the kit at their expense.  I had high hopes the problems would finally be resolved.... but the problems were only starting.

Leaks under the unit finally stopped, but the smell, and intermittent "errors" continue to occur.  I even went as far as replacing the control panel at my own expense ($300) since I read this could cause the intermittent errors.  It did not resolve the problems.  We finally came to a conclusion this dishwasher model is junk, and we needed to bite the bullet, and throw away a 5 year old $1,300 appliance.  Being a typical husband, I kept stalling on spending the money... and that was my biggest mistake.

We started the dishwasher and left our home for a couple hours.  Upon returning and opening the front door I could hear the now infamous "error beep".  There was a stranger noise I didn't recognize... somewhat like Niagara Falls.  I entered the kitchen to find water flowing across our hardwood floors and the dishwasher still running.  I made the mistake of opening the door on the dishwasher, in an attempt to turn it off, to find the unit completely full of water.  I ran to the garage and killed the power, but the water kept flowing.  I dived under the sink to reach the valve for the dishwasher and killed the water supply.  This was a new issue, the inlet valve stuck open!  The water had found a route downstairs to our walkout basement by running through the opening for the downdraft under the center island.  I used my Shop-Vac to suck up over 200 gallons of water from downstairs alone.  Our only saving grace was that end of the walkout was not finished yet.  My wife and I agreed the Electrolux dishwasher would never be turned back on.  Today I installed a Bosch!!!!!  The dishwasher from hell is headed for the dump.

Unless you have a fetish for pain and suffering DO NOT PURCHASE THIS DISHWASHER!