Product review (5 stars): Replacing control panel for Kenmore Elite Dishwasher model # 665.13114K700, part # W10083048
Several of my frequently used CONTROL PANEL "dimple" buttons had their outer plastic covering/labeling crack off.  They mechanically still worked but you could not read the button's function.

Easy to replace, but you must ******DISCONNECT ELECTRIC POWER AT BREAKER!******  The power that feeds the control panel and the door switch are exposed when disassembling.

- This part is WHITE, don't make the mistake of ordering wrong color.  They come in BLACK (W10083050) & BISQUE (W10083049)

Disassembling:
There were instructions on how to slightly modify the control panel circuit "tabs", if you have a 2005 or older model.  I did not need to do this.  There were NO other instructions.  Here's what I did to replace new panel.

*******FIRST THING!!!! OPEN THE BREAKER FEEDING THE DISHWASHER AT YOUR POWER PANEL**********

1 - Remove only the six (6) upper door screws .  Two (2) each @ door latch, top left & right (Torx size T-15)
2 - Remove control panel from door only enough to expose door latch switch and circuit board cover.
3 - Remove the circuit board cover - Release the three (3) latches to remove cover.
4 - Remove the door latch switch - Release the two (2) tabs to remove switch. (I did this with my fingers but a small screwdriver can also be used for removing all tabs.)
5 - Remove the door handle cover.  This is about a 4" narrow piece of plastic located underneath where the door latch switch assembly was located on the old panel.  YOU WILL NEED TO REUSE THIS PART ON THE NEW PANEL.  There is no need to by a new one.
6 - Remove the circuit board cover - Release the three (3) latches to remove cover.
7 - Remove the circuit board - Release the two (2) latches at the circuit board which are located toward the door latch end of circuit board.  Be careful not to damage ribbon tape pin connector on the circuit board.  Slide circuit board out of "old" pane.  Hold the old panel and circuit board closely until disconnecting pin connector
8 - Disconnect pin connector by sliding away from circuit board.  I used my finger nail to GENTLY pry apart and then gently pull apart.

Re-installation:
1 - Modify tabs if needed per enclosed directions.  I did not need to perform this.
2 - Re-install old door latch handle onto new panel.
3 - Re-install door latch switch.
4 - Reconnect ribbon tab to pins.  There are slots on the circuit board that coincide to tabs on the connector to guide the connector into position.
5 - Re-install circuit board.
6 - Re-install circuit board cover.
7 - Install the six (6) screws.  Do not over-tighten because the connections could break.
8 - Close in the breaker at your power panel.
9 - Check for proper operation.

I hope this info helps.

This is an easy DIY-er repair but you are working with electrical.