Electrolux Dishwasher Error Codes — Complete Error Code Diagnosis Guide

Electrolux dishwashers number their faults with an i-prefix, and six of those guides are collected here. i10 is a water-supply error, i20 is drainage against a clogged triple-filter or a looped hose, and i50 is the drain pump motor itself rather than the blockage in front of it. i30 is leak and overflow, tripped by a door seal or a float. i60 is heating: an element, a thermostat, or the NTC thermistor that reports what the element achieved. PF is separate from all of them — a power failure logged mid-cycle.

The pairs are what make this index worth entering from the code. i20 and i50 both leave standing water, but one is a restriction cleared with a filter in the sink and the other is a motor replacement, so each guide states the check that decides between them before naming a part. i10 sends a reader to the tap and hose before the valve. PF is worked as a question about the circuit — shared breaker, loose connection at the junction box — rather than as a machine fault at all.

i30 asks for a different reaction than the rest. A float switch that has lifted means water is already outside the tub, and repeated cycles feed the leak while the code is being researched. Electrolux dishwashers bring line voltage into a wet enclosure, so the breaker goes off before a door gasket or sump is disturbed, and the drain check valve is worth inspecting whenever the hose comes loose. EasyBear services Electrolux dishwashers across Sacramento and the Bay Area.