Replace front panel broken push bottom on/of switch and replace remote control

1. Turn off the power and then Unplug the dryer.Pull the knob off and pull the control knob straight up and off of the front of the push-to-start switch.Remove the back panel off the dryer.Remove the push-to-start switch.Install the new push-to-start switch.Reattach the back panel on the dryer.Reinstall the control knob.Restore power to the dryer.

The button might be broken or stuck or jammed and needs to be replaced.

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you will need take to a audiophile to get the switch replaced,sounds like the contacts are worn

First, make sure the peg on the door that pushes the switch is in place and the two snap pegs that hold the door shut are not broken. If any of these are broken, replace them first and see if that solves your problem. If not, here's how to replace the door switch: Unplug the dryer. Pull out lint screen. Remove two screws revealed underneath. Slide a 1" putty knife between the top and cabinet at the top front corners on each side, jamb it in while tugging the top forward to release the clips, one at a time. Lift top and lean against wall. If it's a gas dryer, remove lower front panel and loosen two 5/16" hex head screws for top front panel. If electric, loosen same screws at bottom of front panel. Remove two 5/16" hex head screws holding front panel from inside near top. Carefully tilt front toward you, holding drum in place. Lift front panel slightly to disengage bottom screws and remove. Gently lower drum until it stops. Unplug two (sometimes three) wires to door switch on right side. Now the front panel is completely free. Remove two Phillips head screws holding door switch onto front panel. Reassembly is the reverse of disassembly. Make sure wiring to door switch is secured to cabinet so they don't drag on the drum, and are not pinched. Be careful realigning the drum into the door opening so felt seal is inside the front glide ring on the drum. After the front panel is in place, gently hand turn the drum to make sure it is turning properly and the belt in still hooked to the idler and motor pulleys. If the drum falls off the rear rollers, or the belt comes loose, you will have to correct it before putting the front panel back on, as you cannot reach them otherwise. Taking pictures during disassembly will help get it back together properly. It really is not as hard as it seems, you may even be able to replace the switch without removing the front panel. Also, if you have a three wire switch, write down where they go or snap a picture. If it's a two wire switch, it doesn't matter, it will work the same either way. Good luck.

More than likely the door panel the switch sets in is broken not the switch, this is common. You will need to try and find a used panel in the right color. I suggest you use a used part search engine you can find by googling "used Buick/car parts request from".

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Door Panels REMOVAL & INSTALLATION 1989–91 Vehicles

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. On 1990–91 vehicles, remove the speaker grille.
3. Remove the retaining screws from the door inside handle cup.
4. If equipped with armrest courtesy lamps, remove the lens, detach the bulb and wiring assembly from the pull cup and remove the pull cup.
5. Working through the pull cup opening, disconnect the remote lock rod from the lock knob.
6. Remove the retaining screw and the remote mirror bezel nut from the power window regulator housing switch plate, if equipped.
7. Raise the plate to expose the window switch and power door lock switch and disconnect the switches.
8. Remove the retaining screws from the armrest finish panel.
9. Remove the retaining screws from the armrest and remove the armrest.
10. Using a suitable trim pad removal tool, carefully pry the trim panel plastic push pin retainers from the door inner panel. NOTE: Do not use the trim panel to pry the clips from the door inner panel. Replace any bent, damaged or missing push pins.
    
11. Disconnect the radio speaker wiring, if equipped.
12. Remove the trim panel and watershield. To install:
    
13. If the door panel is to be replaced, transfer the plastic push pins to the new panel. Make sure that the watershield is positioned correctly to the door sheet metal. Remove the door pull handle from the old panel and transfer to the new one.
14. Position the door panel loosely to the door belt opening and route the wiring harness through the appropriate access holes in the panel.
15. Connect the radio speaker, if equipped.
16. Align the plastic push pins on the door panel to the holes in the door sheet metal and press the pins into place.
17. Install the armrest and route the window regulator, remote mirror cable and power lock harness through the access hole.
18. Install the armrest finish panel.
19. Install the power window regulator switch plate housing to the armrest connecting the power window switch, power door lock switch and remote mirror bezel nut, if equipped, prior to securing the retainer screw.
20. Connect the lock remote rod to the lock knob retainer boss. NOTE: Make sure that the remote rod is fully seated into the retainer boss, then function manually or with the power switch to ensure smooth operation of the lock knob.
    
21. Install the bulb and wiring assembly.
22. Install the lamp lens, if equipped, and the pull cup.
23. On 1990–91 vehicles, install the speaker grille.
24. Connect the negative battery cable. Fig. 1: Front door panel — 1990–91 vehicles
    Fig. 2: Rear door panel — 1989–91 vehicles
    

1992–98 Vehicles

1. Disconnect the negative battery cable.
2. If removing the driver's door panel, remove the nut from the outside rearview mirror control switch.
3. Remove the window regulator switch housing by gently prying up, starting at the front. Fig. 3: Front door panel — 1992–98 vehicles
   Fig. 4: Rear door panel — 1992–98 vehicles
   Fig. 5: Remove the window regulator switch housing by gently prying up, starting at the front
   
   
4. Detach all connectors from the switch housing.
5. Remove the door inside handle cup.
6. Remove the push pin from the door trim panel upper front extension and remove the screw.
7. Remove the lower self-tapping screw retaining the door trim panel to the door inner panel. Fig. 6: Detach the switch housing electrical connector and remove the housing
   Fig. 7: Remove the door inside handle cup
   Fig. 8: Remove the screws from the door panel in the front and on the upper extension
   
   
8. On Grand Marquis, pry up the screw covers from the door pull handle and remove the screws and handle.
9. Lift the door panel upward and snap out the panel. Fig. 9: There are also retaining screws located in the map pocket as well as . . .
   Fig. 10: . . . along the bottom edge of the door panel
   
   
10. Disconnect the necessary wire harnesses and remove the panel. To install:
    
11. Connect the wire harnesses to the door panel, as necessary.
12. Install the door panel by pushing in and down until it snaps into place.
13. Install all self-tapping screws retaining the door trim panel to the door inner panel.
14. On Grand Marquis, install the door pull handle, tighten the screws and install the screw covers.
15. Install the push pin covering screw on the panel upper front extension.
16. Install the inside door handle cup.
17. Install the window regulator switch housing and install the nut on the outside rearview mirror control switch, if removed.
18. Connect the negative battery cable. Fig. 11: Lift the door panel upward and snap out the panel to remove it from the door
    Fig. 12: Rotate the door marker lamp bulb and remove it from the door panel
    Fig. 13: Detach the connectors for the trunklid and fuel door release switches
    Fig. 14: Slide the relay connector off of the door panel and remove the door panel from the vehicle
    

It can be changed out without removing the front panel. There are special tools designed to remove and re-install the spring clamps which hold the gasket on, but you can do it with long nose pliers or other implements. It is more difficult to do with the panel on, but it can be done. If you want to remove the front panel: Remove bottom screws from plastic parts on the back edge of the washer top. Stand in front of machine and use the palms of your hands to sparply push back the washer's top about 2 inches, then lift it off. Remove screws from support frame to control panel. Remove dispenser drawer by opening it and pushing the tab on the top back side down while pulling the dispenser the remaining way out. Remove screws from behind dispenser drawer. Release tabs along the top edge of the control panel (watch out for sharp edges) and swing the control panel up on top of the washer drum. Remove spring clamp from front of rubber door gasket. Open access door panel on lower left of front panel. Use small hose to drain out remaining water. Remove phillips head screw in recess, then use plastic putty knife to push inward on the left or right edge of rectangular housing around the recess to remove recess. Remove screws at bottom from bottom of front panel into frame (located behind plastic recess) Remove screws along top edge of front panel. Tilt front panel forward and unplug door switch. Set front panel to the side.

If you open the front panel of the indoor unit (it opens upwards) near the receiver there is a samll on/off push button (switch). If the indoor does run but still cannot be controlled by the remote, there is a reciever board problem. you need to call their servicemen.

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If the power supply is supplying the main board with the correct amount of volts, your controller board or your on off switch panel is malfunctioning and needs to be replaced. If its the whole board your looking at a few hundred unless you can find the same tv with a broken screen and just swap parts.The on/off switch board is cheaper but you have to remove alot of interior parts to access and becomes a hastle.
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