EIDW6105GS
Electrolux IQ-Touch EIDW6105GS Dishwasher Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Dishwasher that shuts down or refuses to run after a leak
- Float switch that sticks and affects fill
- Sensor-based cycle that runs longer than it should
- Water in the base cover
The EIDW6105GS is a 24-inch built-in dishwasher with IQ-Touch controls. It has a flood sensor in the base cover, a turbidity sensor and a float switch, and it came in black, stainless and white (GB, GS and GW). It is the model Electrolux built its G-generation service material around, and it has been discontinued.
Three sensors tell us where to look. A flood sensor that has been wet may keep the dishwasher from running even after the leak is gone, so we find the leak and dry the base. A float switch that sticks can upset the fill, and a turbidity sensor that reads wrong can make cycles run long or end badly. We test each before replacing the board.
Because the same G generation includes neighbors with similar numbers, we are careful to match the exact model on your label. You see the price before work starts. Repairs are backed by a 30-day warranty.
Key features
- IQ-Touch dishwasher, 24 inches wide, built in
- Flood sensor in the base cover
- Turbidity sensor and float switch
- Finishes EIDW6105GB, EIDW6105GS and EIDW6105GW
Error codes this model can show
Why will my dishwasher not run after a leak?
The flood sensor in the base cover can stop the EIDW6105GS after it gets wet. We find and fix the leak, dry the base and test the sensor before the dishwasher runs again.
What does the turbidity sensor do?
It reads how cloudy the water is so the cycle can adjust. If cycles run unusually long or short, we test the sensor and its connection before blaming the board.
Do GB, GS and GW parts differ?
They are finishes of the same dishwasher, so the internals match, but door and trim parts do not. Your label tells us which one to order.
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