SOURCE: Whirlpool Control Panel Repair
model # MH6150XLQ
LOST POWER. I CHECKED WALL RECEPTACLE. IT'S GOT POWER.
MICROWAVE IS DEAD. NO LIGHT..........NOTHING.
WHAT'S HAPPENED?
SOURCE: How do I remove the selector knob on washer
The main selector control know spins off by turning the selector inner knob counterclockwise. The outer ring will then pull off. The other knobs are held on with friction and should just pull off.
The best way to get behind the front panel is by removing the top panel of the machine. There should be 2 gray/solver tabs at the back of the machine near the top if you remove the 2/4 screws from the top then the whole top panel will slide forward then lift off.
Be sure to unplug the machine first.
SOURCE: GE washer model WBSE3120B2WW has
I have a very simular problem. It started by running a cycle without me even being in the room. The only way I could stop it from filling and running through a cycle was to unplug it. I left it unplugged for about week & 1/2 - 2 weeks and when I plugged it back in, it worked just fine. It has started running by itself again but now I push the start button and nothing happens. Any solutions?
SOURCE: GE model JKP13GOP2BG control panel faulty ( F1 code)
Often times when someone makes an attempt to "repair" a control, it does not hold up. Replace the entire control. Don't waste your time. You will also get a year warranty on a replacement control.
remove dispenser
Unplug washing machine and remove dispenser.
Remove lower front cover by removing 3 screws holding it on bottom.
Remove lower front cover by removing 3 screws holding it on bottom.
Remove screws connecting top control panel to front of washer.
Remove screws connecting top control panel to front of washer.
Completely remove control panel from front panel.
Remove 3 screws holding top panel on back of machine and slide cover back approximately 1 inch and lift off. 
Use bungie cord to tie back control panel.
Use bungie cord to tie back control panel.
'Pop' off the tension spring being careful not to bend or break it.
Feel for the tension spring which tightens the door boot seal onto the front panel.
pull the right-hand side of the seal tight to reveal the inner tension ring holding the seal onto the inner part of the washer.
With tension spring removed, pull door boot seal away from front panel.
remove inner tension ring
IMPORTANT:
Use a short stem philips head (such as a Husky No. 2 x 1-1/2 In.
Phillips Screwdriver) to loosen the inner tension ring via its clamp
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