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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whatever you do, do not buy an Electrolux.

I bought an Electrolux dishwasher, after about two months it conked out. Called for warranty service, two weeks later they sent someone out, he couldn't fix it. I called and called and a month later he came back and couldn't fix it. This went on for six months, they never did fix it. They wanted to keep on trying and refused to replace it. Eventually I went back to the dealer I had bought it from, he was shocked at my experience, called up his contact at Electrolux and they shipped me a new machine.

That machine lasted a few months before it broke. When I called for service they said that the warranty was only one year and since this had been a replacement machine the warranty started from the original purchase. So I scrapped it and bought a Bosch.

From this experience I concluded that Electrolux has a quality problem, they know they have a quality problem and they have no interest in addressing it. [/quote]

The house we bought had an Electrolux washer & dryer as well as an Electrolux dishwasher.

The washer and dryer (2011 models) are great. The heating element on the dryer went out a few years ago and it was $$$ to replace, but otherwise the pair washes and dries beautifully and the capacity is fantastic.

I hated the dishwasher (2013 model) and replaced it with a Bosch after 5+ years of misery from not-really-clean dishes that were always way too wet even after 12 hours overnight with the door open. I kept waiting for it to break but it never did, and I finally just went ahead and replaced it.[/quote]

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