The two arrows on the right show the clips that were holding the right side in place.

At this point you could use a ohm meter to test some of the switches. The resistance when the switch is pressed should be a few ohms or less.

My switches measured between 200 ohms and 2K ohms when pressed and were likely the problem.

The picture with the circles show where a few of the switches are. Again, make sure the washing machine is unplugged. Put an ohm meter across the two large solder blobs in the circle and press the button. You may need someone to hold the control panel while you do this.

If this is too awkward you can remove the control panel and then test the switches (see the next step).

My meter showed about 7K ohms when not pressed. Note: The 7K ohms is from resistors on the board, not the switch. When the switch is pressed the resistance between the solder blobs should be a few ohms or less. If the resistance is much higher the switch is probably bad and should be replaced.