electrolux dishwasher

[elevatorman]

Electrolux EIDW6105GB1 Dishwasher. All the blue lights on the control panel are blinking. Any idea what this means and where can I find the code sheet?  Thanks

[JWWebster]

AJs awesome assorted late model DW manuals

[krazytech]

all lights are blinking and will not start.. This is a leak detected error...there is a kit to stop the leak covered under the warranty...

if not under or you want to fix it..

uninstall the dishwasher. flip it on its back.. remove the white drip plate. three screws will remove it... check it for leaks. dry out drip plate. dishwasher will work now...There is a water sensor at the left side...

hope it helps

[JWWebster]

Now let me get this straight: If water is detected on the bottom of dw then the brain locks out and displays a blinking panel?

[krazytech]

that right JW.... with a tub full of STINKY water... 

[BrntToast]

inside tub on left hand side is the grey vent cover, i have seen several fall off causing the leak

[whjeffs]

I have one of these Electrolux leak repair kits to install tomorrow. Looks like it comes with a lot of parts. This will be the first one I've installed. I saw another one with the leaks last year before the kit came out. One thing I noticed about them is the hoses that connect the different components underneath seem very thin. I hope they improved these hoses in the repair kit.
Kit repair instructions say to allow 90 minutes repair time.

[whjeffs]

Install of the leak repair kit was pretty straightforward. The were only a few differences I could see between the new parts and the old parts. The original turbidity sensor was sealed with what appeared to be black RTV sealant, whereas the new sensor had an o-ring. One of the clamps on a connector hose was changed from a normal wormgear type clamp to a spring clamp. The new float looked a little bit different. The rest of the parts looked the same. All the other hoses, couplers, clamps, drain pump, drain valve all looked the same.
Total job took about 2 hours start to finish. Not having to read instructions on the next one will save some time. Also repair time will vary depending on how difficult the unit is to pull out and reinstall.

[AJ]

Thanks for the update whjeffs.