Yellow light The big light next to the "ready" and "door open" small lights is yellow. I've switched the switch back and forth and unplugged several times, but the light won't go off. I have also cleaned the shredder. Light won't go off...no power.

Cause 2:
The lighting was accidentally switched off (e.g. while refilling the rinse aid or salt). When the door is halfway open and quickly moved back and forth three times, the interior lighting is switched off.

Remedy 2:
Please open the dishwasher door halfway and quickly swing it back and forth three times. When doing this, open the door wide enough so that the internal lighting is switched on and off. The interior lighting is now permanently activated.

Replaced any capacitors on the power board that have domed tops.

On certain model the dimmer is also control the inside light.
MOVE the dash dimmer control dial from the extreme right to the middle position. (counter clockwise)

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Clean the metal contacts on the side sliding door.
You may find white lithium grease on the surface.......do you best to wipe these contact clean.
Do the same on the rear hatch contacts.
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Both front doors has plastic pin switches.

Check one door at a time to make sure the plastic pin switch is good condition.
Press the switch in and see does it operate smoothly.

Check your door sensors. Make sure they are pointed at one another and the small light on each one is lit and not flickering. Tweak them a little. If you cannot get both lights to come on you have a bad sensor.

Hi, what you will have to do if you are inclined to do so, is to unplug the appliance. The light switch has only one wire connected to one side of switch and out the other side. Just grab hold of switch gently with pliers and a small rag between the jaws and pull it out and move it back and forth to pull it out. Get the model and serial number and go to you're nearest appliance parts store and get a replacement switch. After you remove the switch, tape up the ends of the wires and push them out of the way of the door closing, so you can plug it back in until you get the switch. Very easy for you to solve. Good Luck,
Shastalaker7

Solved myself. Decided that the compression washers were not compressed enough and the motor shaft was moving back and forth. While the interupter on the shaft and relates to the counter circuit seemed to be closed enough, in fact it was not. Once compress more thoroghly, drive worked properly.

Joel

To program the keypad, first unplug the garage door opener from the electrical outlet. Next, remove the nameplate from the console that the keypad plugs into and locate the program/operate switch. Flip the switch to program. Next, enter your desired four-digit PIN number into the keypad. Slide the switch back to operate, and plug the garage door opener back in. The keypad should be programmed.

You can use WD-40, open door and spray directly into latch on door about 5 seconds to make sure you get plenty into latch to reach door ajar switch at bottom of latch,pull up on outside handle and use small screwdriver and work latch back and forth several times to work WD_40 into latch this should solve your problem,GOOD LUCK!

Souns like it's your door switches, or the wire to your door switch's could have a braek in them. Good luck and hope this helps. 

Look at your manuel find the page that shows the limit access switch. (Unplug your opener.) It isn't really a switch, but the three white plastic screw like parts. The center has a brown wire connected to it, which has a metal piece that is as wide as all three white screws. The outside screws are your limit access stop guides, one for the up control stop guide and the other for the down control stop guide. If the center screw with the metal part gets caught behind on of the stop guides the motor will not engage. Gently move metal piece from behind the stop guide.