Adora Dishwasher - no power after power surge. where is fuse?

[notveryhandyman]

Not a very handy guy here and I hate messing with electricity so I want to make sure I'm not messing with anything i shouldn't be.  Here's the deal, we had a transformer blow out last week and it sent a surge to our house, blowing out lights (literally) and apparently killing the power to our GE Adora dishwasher.  I flipped the breaker back and everything else in the kitchen is still working except for our coffee pot, that got smoked too.  There is absolutely no power at all to the control panel of the dishwasher.  There is no obvious black marks in any of the sections of the door or the control circuit board.  There seems to be some blackening around the screw and ground wire that is attached to the frame behind the kick panel though.  Is the likely problem the fuses in the door by the latch?  Any help would be appreciated.

Model GHDA676N10SS

[JWWebster]

have ya checked them for continuiy?

[notveryhandyman]

not yet, got home late from work and couldn't find my volt meter.  will be doing that.  I was just wondering what would be the most likely thing to get fried from the surge.

[JWWebster]

micro switches

[Repair-man]

Check the door switches if you like....the mini-manual is located under the bottom panel.
Most likely the board is zapped...shown below, click to order.

[JWWebster]

Good grief... all that to wash the dishes. I like
 the south alabama dishwasher.

[Repair-man]

I believe I saw one of them Alabama dishwashers, and she was indeed from the south (south end of the trailer park, that is)

[whirlpooltech]

 

[JWWebster]

DAYUM Looks like dat bush dun grown a tree