Electrolux Washer Parts — Browse All Models

Even advanced Electrolux washers can develop issues over time. Knowing what to check can help pinpoint which part (if any) you need to fix the problem.

If water remains after the wash cycle, inspect the drain hose for obstructions, confirm the home drain system is clear, and ensure the hose isn’t improperly positioned. If the issue continues, replacing a failed drain pump or replacing the water-level pressure switch may restore proper draining.

Low home water pressure or blocked inlet screens can prevent ample filling. If water flow appears fine, you may need to replace the water inlet valve or the water-level pressure switch.

Electrolux models frequently use error codes to flag issues, like E10 for filling errors or E21 for long drain times. If the washer won’t power or respond, you may need to replace the machine electronic control board or replace the motor control board.

Sources of noise or shaking may include imbalanced loads, worn shock absorbers, or drive system problems. Regularly level the washer and check these parts if noise persists.

Here are some Electrolux-specific components that often wear out or malfunction and how issues typically present:

• Water inlet valve – Controls hot and cold water flow into the washer. If the washer won’t fill, replacing the water inlet valve usually solves the problem.
• Water-level pressure switch – Monitors water level through a small air tube. If it fails, the washer may overfill or not fill at all. You can replace the water-level pressure switch to restore proper function.
• Machine electronic control board – Directs power to key washer systems. If it isn’t properly controlling cycles, replace the machine control board.
• Motor control board – Regulates the drive motor’s speed and direction. If the washer won’t spin or tumble, replace the motor control board.
• Drain pump – Removes water after wash and rinse cycles. If your washer won’t drain, replacing the drain pump often fixes the problem.
• Door lock assembly – Prevents the washer door from opening mid-cycle. If the door won’t lock or the washer won’t start, replace the door lock assembly.

Sears PartsDirect helps you fix your Electrolux washer efficiently with:

• Diagrams specific to your washer model that show where each part fits
• OEM replacement parts that ensure performance and longevity
• Step-by-step repair guides so you know when to replace key parts like the inlet valve, pressure switch, drain pump, or control boards

You can also explore our DIY washer repair help for use and care tips, troubleshooting advice and repair instructions.

Electrolux recommends using the clean-washer cycle approximately every 50 cycles, but running a maintenance wash once a month helps prevent buildup and odors.

Remove the detergent drawer regularly and rinse it under warm water to clear residue. Wipe the rubber door seal on front-load washers to prevent mold and mildew.

Clean the drain pump filter every two months, or sooner if you see error codes like E20 for drainage issues. Also check and clean the inlet filters to keep water flowing properly.

With proper maintenance, Electrolux washers typically last between 8 to 15 years. Cleaning the tub, checking hoses, and using the right detergent can extend their lifespan.

Leave the door slightly open after each cycle, wipe the door seal regularly, clean the detergent drawer, and run a monthly maintenance cycle with washer cleaner or vinegar.