Electrolux Dishwasher Error Code i11

The i11 code means the dishwasher failed to reach the required water level within the allowed fill time, which is 120 seconds on a normal cycle and 60 seconds on a test cycle. The control board monitors the water level during the dynamic fill phase and triggers this fault if the target level is not confirmed in time. Common causes include a closed water supply valve, low water pressure, a kinked inlet hose, or a faulty water inlet valve.

You should not attempt to run a wash cycle while the i11 fault is active. The dishwasher has halted the cycle because it could not confirm a proper water fill, meaning a cycle run under this condition could result in the heating element or wash pump operating without adequate water. Resolve the underlying fill issue before resuming normal use.

If the fix is simply opening a closed shutoff valve or straightening a kinked hose, there is no parts cost involved. Replacing a water inlet valve typically costs between $25 and $80 for the part, with additional labor costs of $75 to $150 if a technician performs the repair. A water level pressure sensor is generally in the $20 to $60 range for the part. Total repair costs vary depending on which component has failed and whether you perform the repair yourself.

Start by confirming the water supply shutoff valve is fully open and that household water pressure is adequate. Next, inspect the inlet hose for kinks or blockages. If the supply side checks out, the inlet valve screen filter should be inspected for mineral buildup and cleaned if necessary. If the valve solenoid itself has failed, or if the water level pressure sensor is faulty, those components will need to be replaced to clear the fault.

A reset may clear the displayed code temporarily, but the fault will return on the next cycle if the root cause has not been addressed. The control board will repeat the dynamic fill check at the start of every cycle, and i11 will reappear if water still does not reach the required level within the time limit. Fix the water supply or component issue first, then reset the machine.