Electrolux Dishwasher Error Code ALL LEDs solid

All LEDs illuminating solid on an Electrolux dishwasher indicates that the control board has detected a power failure. The appliance uses this display state to notify the user that power was interrupted and that cycle settings need to be re-entered. It is not a component fault code but rather a power disruption alert. Pressing START/CANCEL and re-selecting your desired options will typically clear the condition and allow normal operation to resume.

Yes, pressing the START/CANCEL pad serves as the reset action for this specific condition and should clear all illuminated LEDs. If the indicator returns after resetting, the power source rather than the dishwasher itself is likely the root cause. Persistent recurrence may indicate a failing outlet, unstable household voltage, or an internal component issue that requires further diagnosis.

If the cause is simply a power interruption, there is no repair cost since pressing START/CANCEL resolves it. If the issue is a faulty outlet or tripped breaker, an electrician visit could range from around 75 to 200 dollars depending on the work required. Should the problem trace to an internal component such as the door switch or control board, parts and labor costs typically range from 150 to 400 dollars or more depending on the specific part and local service rates.

Press the START/CANCEL pad to clear the notification, then re-select your preferred wash cycle and options. Before restarting, confirm the household circuit breaker for the dishwasher has not tripped and that the power cord is firmly connected. If the condition returns repeatedly, investigate the power supply at the outlet and check the wiring connections inside the unit.

In most cases, yes. The all-LED state is a notification of a past power interruption, not an active safety hazard. Once you have confirmed the power source is stable and pressed START/CANCEL to clear the alert, the dishwasher can be operated normally. If the condition recurs frequently or is accompanied by unusual behavior such as tripping breakers, stop use and have the electrical supply and appliance inspected.