Hello~
Yesterday evening PECO turned off the power at the main pole for part of our street. Immediately afterwards I noticed that my GE Profile Quiet Power III (MDL # GSD4330Z00WW) Dishwashers "CLEAN" LED was Continuously Flashing and the unit was Beeping.
I was able to get the beeping to stop by opening and closing the door latch.
But none of the buttons LED's Illuminate or beep on the panel except the START/RESET button and that LED does not illuminate when you press the button; it only beeps when pressed.
Any help greatly appreciated.

Hi,

Sounds like your seqence switch and control panel got shorted.

Here's the sequence switch for your model:
Manufacturer's Number: WD21X10018

WD21X10018

Here's the control panel keypad assembly:
Manufacturer's Number: WD21X10100

WD21X10100

Jake

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Thanks.
Is the sequencer located in the same general area (inside the front door) as the control panel?

I found the sequencer and also fixed the unit at the same time.
I am not quite sure what the issue was, but I left the dishwasher powered up, unscrewed the front cover, and disconnected the sequencer.
I then noticed that if I played with the cover switch that the unit would beep.
I reconnected the sequencer and played with the switch a little more and noticed that the control panel began to function normally.
I ran the washer through a partial cycle and hit the reset button and all seems fine. I am not sure if there might have been an issue with the door switch or the fact that i had removed power from the sequencer for a couple minutes.
If it was the switch I would have expected the other buttons on the panel to still have functioned.
The weird part is that this began when the power company shut off power on our street for some reason.
Anyhow, I just wanted to throw a big thanks out to you for your assistance!

Sounds good, glad its working good again.

Jake

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