Pressure Sensor Switch

Hello Mark, thank you for your question. There are two parts we would recommend testing/replacing. The float switch PartSelect Number: PS10057465 and the pressure sensor switch PartSelect Number: PS11731946. These parts work to make sure the unit is filling appropriately. I hope this helps!

Hi Amanda, Thank you for your question. The I20 error code appears when there is a water level or pressure sensor issue. When a cycle is operating in your washer, the sensor may become affected by debris. You will need to remove the two filters located below the bottom spray arm. There will be a small round hole on the tub’s left side that may allow debris in where the sensor is located. The sensor may need to be replaced. The new sensor will come with a filter cover, which should close the hole in the tub. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Richard, thank you for getting in touch. The i30 error code on your dishwasher means that there is an overflow in the bottom tray of your machine, caused by overconsumption of water. Sometimes the pressure switch becomes clogged with fat or food and sends the wrong signals to the dishwasher’s control board, making it think the tank is empty. Therefore, the system does not create a command for its intake valve, preventing the membrane from closing. Water continues to flow into the dishwasher. It spills and enters the pan. The leakage sensor picks up the problem and responds to it by sending a signal to the main control. The i10 error code means that water does not enter the dishwasher for some reason, or rather, a pressure switch does not fix its gain to the desired level for the specified period. You need to clean the pressure switch, part number PS11731946, to correct this problem. If it is broken, you will need to replace it. We hope this helps, good luck with this repair!

Hi Milo, Thank you for your question. The detergent dispenser is designed to release detergent into the dishwasher tub during the wash cycles and will typically have two compartments, an unsealed compartment for prewash and a sealed compartment for the main wash cycle. Verify that the dispenser is not simply clogged with caked on detergent and give it a good cleaning if necessary. Also check to make sure that the cover for the dispenser will open easily and is not damaged or broken. Check the release mechanism for worn or defective parts and replace if necessary. The rinse aid dispenser is designed to release rinse aid into the tub during the rinse cycle. Verify that the dispenser is full and is not clogged with detergent and verify that the cap is adjusted properly. The dispensers may be operated by either a mechanical devise or by a bi-metal release or wax motor devise. Also, the rinse aid cap could be the reason why your dishwasher is not releasing rinse aid. The rinse aid dispensing cap is located on the inner door panel of your dishwasher. The rinse aid cap could be loose and may just need to be refitted, but could also be warped or damaged from the heat of the water in the dishwasher. Remove the cap from the door and inspect it for signs of melting or warping and replace if need be. I hope this helps. Thank you and have a great day!

Hi Rob, thank you for contacting us. The error code 1 on the display of the Electrolux dishwasher indicates that there is a water leak in one of the system elements. We suggest that you check the drain hose, part number PS9492560. Also, check the dishwasher for any leakage which could be triggering this error. If you require assistance to place an order, please contact customer service. We hope that helps!