Can't get the panel off to access control module Kenmore model 911.95575790, all the videos show just remove the screws, there are no screws

Did you check on the inside of the door frame... lots of times you need to remove the front first .

UP under left side of the instrument panel ! Remove left end access panel instrument panel .
Important: The access panel is removed in order to visually see the electrical connectors and the location of the transfer case control module. It will also be easier to see the mounting and alignment slots for the transfer case control module mounting bracket.
Remove insulator panel left side .
Remove the 2 screws that retain the insulator panel to the instrument panel (IP).
Release the insulator panel retaining clip from the IP substrate.
Lower the insulator panel.
Remove the 2 data link connector (DLC) retaining screws.
Remove the DLC from the insulator panel.
Remove the courtesy lamp from the insulator panel. Refer to Instrument Panel Courtesy Lamp Bulb Replacement in Lighting Systems.
Remove the splice pack from the insulator panel.
Remove the hazard and turn signal flasher from the insulator panel. Refer to Hazard and Turn Signal Flasher Replacement in Lighting Systems.
Remove the insulator panel from the IP.

Remove the transfer case control module (1) and mounting bracket from the instrument panel mag beam.
Disconnect the three electrical connectors from the transfer case control module.
Remove the transfer case control module from the mounting bracket.

Remove screws then slide top backwards .now you should gain access the the front panel usually held on by 4 Torx screws.

Should find the wiring diagram under or in behind the control panel accessed by removing the 2 screws holding the panel down either in the front lower or rear lower end caps . If you can't see any screw heads there may be removable covers on the end caps from top to bottom . On some newer models you can insert a putty knife under the end caps on the front and depress a clip on either side and the whole control panel lifts and lays back. Before any of that check your fuses at the panel 2-- 30 amp

1. Unplug the microwave or turn off its breaker.

2. Open the door, then detach the control panel as shown in the video at http://www.microwavedisplay.com and swing it down, but without disconnecting the wires.

If you have any trouble getting the grille off once the screws are removed, slide the hood vent grille to the left about 1/4", then then pull it forward.

On some models there are L-shaped clips that fit into a slot to hold bottom of the vent.

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The F70 and F71 error codes on this model of washer indicates a communication problem between the user interface control board and the central control unit (main control board). These error codes can sometimes be caused by a power surge or glitch through the electrical lines. Try unplugging the washer to completely disconnect electrical power. Wait 1 minute and then plug the washer back in to the see if the fault code clears. If it does, then the washer may work normally.

If the code reappears, then you could have a wire harness connection problem, a failed user interface control board or a failed central control unit. I recommend calling a service technician to properly diagnose and repair this type of problem so that the correct component can be replaced.


Be sure your unit is plugged into a 3 prong grounded outlet as well.


F71 is a "heatbeat failure" which means that your front interface control board is shorted and will need to be replaced. it's actually fairly easy to replace and can definitely be done by yourself. To access the part, just pull the unit forward and remove the 3 screws coming in from the back of the top panel. Remove the top panel by pulling it back, up, and off. Then remove all the screws going into the top of the control panel. Remove the dispenser drawer and remove the screws coming in through the dispenser. Remove the screws coming from the inside of the dryer going forward into the control panel, then remove the control panel (it's just clipped in on the bottom. After that you can disconnect the wire harnesses to the front interface control board and replace that part.


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The door switch or actuator is broken. A common problem. On most Kenmore dryers this is replace by lifting the top. Since you haven't given the whole model number I will discuss raising the top on the most common model.

If your model has a lint filter at the top the slide show below should show you how to raise the top.

Kenmore Dryer

Disconnect power to unit. Lift the cover from the lint filter or if yours is the one with a filter and cover together, remove the whole filter. You will see 2 screws under the cover/filter, remove them. Now, you will need a putty knife or a thin shafted straight screw driver to remove the top panel. Push the putty knife or screw driver to "pop" the front top clips. The top panel will hinge back towards the wall and can be left there. Just inside the top of the front panel, you will see 2 screws, remove them. You will see the wires for the door switch on the right side. *** the top of the front panel toward you to gain access to the switch for replacement.

Reverse process for reassembly. Good Luck

Salton Model KTES8 toaster oven disassembly and repair
DISASSEMBLY
Remove two rear feet, each held by one screw.
Remove 8 screws holding back on.
Twist AC line cord grommet 90 degrees and slide off back.
Remove one screw on inside 2-1/4" from top on control side next to bell
(hard to see - hidden by wire insulation).
Remove 4 screws from bottom of wraparound case.
Push up case about 1/4" at the front to disengage locking tabs, then
gently slide back and spread sides of case, lift wraparound lip over the edge
it screws into, and then work the case towards the back until it easily
slides off.
Remove 3 knobs from right hand control panel (use flat blade of dinner
knife to gently pry on one side, then the other).
Remove screws that were hidden by knobs.
Remove two screws holding plastic control panel.
Remove 4 long screws and spacers holding circuit boards to plastic control
panel.
Remove plastic control panel.
Move circuit boards forward so they can be accessed. (be careful that after
disengaging the temperature control shaft from the circuit board that you
do not twist either the temperature control shaft or the knob shaft - they
will be reassembled by putting the shaft back into the slot.)

REPAIR
ZD1 Zener diode shorted - replace with 1N4742A (12V, 1W, NTE 142A, $0.99)
REASSEMBLY
Reverse ASSEMBLY instructions

Open the door and remove the top screws connected to the console. Close the door and flip the console down toward you. Remove the control cover to gain access to the control board and the thermal fuse.

The F70 and F71 error codes on this model of washer indicates a communication problem between the user interface control board and the central control unit (main control board). These error codes can sometimes be caused by a power surge or glitch through the electrical lines. Try unplugging the washer to completely disconnect electrical power. Wait 1 minute and then plug the washer back in to the see if the fault code clears. If it does, then the washer may work normally.

If the code reappears, then you could have a wire harness connection problem, a failed user interface control board or a failed central control unit. I recommend calling a service technician to properly diagnose and repair this type of problem so that the correct component can be replaced.


Be sure your unit is plugged into a 3 prong grounded outlet as well.


F71 is a "heatbeat failure" which means that your front interface control board is shorted and will need to be replaced. it's actually fairly easy to replace and can definitely be done by yourself. To access the part, just pull the unit forward and remove the 3 screws coming in from the back of the top panel. Remove the top panel by pulling it back, up, and off. Then remove all the screws going into the top of the control panel. Remove the dispenser drawer and remove the screws coming in through the dispenser. Remove the screws coming from the inside of the dryer going forward into the control panel, then remove the control panel (it's just clipped in on the bottom. After that you can disconnect the wire harnesses to the front interface control board and replace that part.


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