[heartintexas]

When I push the door closed and try to select the cycles no lights come on. I have already replace the PS382828 FUSE. But it didn't help.

Please help me figure out what part I need to order next. I'm very good and replacing parts. Just need to know what to try next.

Thank you.

[denman]

The most common cause for no power is the door switches

Was the original fuse blown and how did you know it was blown?

Do you have a volt/ohm meter
If not, I would suggest you get one.
You can get a decent digital unit for under $20.00. You do not need fancy. It is nice if the leads are a couple feet long. If it saves you ordering one unnecessary part you have paid for it.

There are other ways to check switches and power but using a meter is the easiest. Just because a switch actuates does not mean that the contacts inside have actually closed.

[heartintexas]

I read the first thing that I needed to do was replace the fuse. That's what I did. I was concerned when I installed the new fuse that the door piece didn't feel good. It seemed that it felt hard and I didn't know if it was getting a good connection or not. Make sense?

I live in a rural area where we have frequent power outages.

Thanks for your help. Oh, I where would I buy a volt meter?

[denman]

Any hardware store or big box like Lowes etc.
Radio Shack any electronics supply stores
Most automotive stores, you do not want an automotive specific tester but a general purpose multimeter.

I recommend a digital multimeter because they are easier to read.
But an analogue meter will also work just ohms is a little harder to get used to.