Great to hear!

For me it just took a few seconds (the video is real time, no cutaway). If you get to diagnostic mode and you don’t get a flashing sequence, it could mean that your dishwasher hasn’t self-identified an issue.

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Excellent! Good luck!

Wide open is open choke, same as no choke or the run position.

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Let us know how your repair goes. Good luck!

@@NateFixesIt received the part today and had to make some modifications. So far so good, I ran a short cycle and it worked fine. We’re doing a full cycle overnight with a 4 hr delay. I’m sure it’s fixed.

@@johnnunya4776good luck!

@@NateFixesIti did have a problem with the rubber drain hose and the clamps I put on them. 5/16 clamp is what is needed I used a standard clamp and with the vibration it created a tear in the hose. A little water damage and the hose was $62 at a local parts house. Expensive mistake and more water than I wanted to clean up off of the floor.

@@johnnunya4776sorry that you had that issue, but glad that you were able to find a solution.

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Good tip!

Use caution and work quick

As long as you aren’t using industrial strength and wash it after, you’re good to go!

Sorry, I don’t for paint.

I know!

Good tip!

Use the original, not industrial strength for sure.

Thanks!

I’ll have to try that next time.

Yup diesel works great, just rinse well afterwards

I mean you have to rinse well after goo gone

Great tip!

Glad I could help! Great work!

Growing up on a farm I learned how to fix a lot of things because it seemed like something was always breaking, I am sure that you did too! The patches I use don’t require any additional glue (they are sticky on their own). I think that the seal is mainly from the interference fit between the hole size and the doubled over plug. I expect that you could use this method to patch from the inside of the tire, but the bend in the plug is probably better to have on the inside is I think it would add some resistance against the plug being forced out through the hole. Going through the outside also saves you the work of taking off the tire, remounting it, and rebalancing it. No wait time before refilling with air, which also implies that this isn’t a chemical bond. I’ve patched around 6 tires this way over the years on my own vehicles and every single patch has lasted the remaining life of the tire, and some were pretty new when I patched them!

@@NateFixesIt No, I mean applying a patch, similar to patching an inner tube, on the inside of the tire. It is more work, and I've only seen the shops do it. They claim it's better than the plug, but I've also had good luck with the plugs.

⁠​⁠@@nicholas8479Sorry, got you. Plugs are considered to be a temporary fix, and a patch a permanent solution. That said, plugging has always worked permanently for me, and is a much faster easier solution!

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What buttons do this is model dependent. If the buttons above don’t match. Try the three left most buttons and the three right most buttons. For some models any three buttons in order will work. If none of those work for you, you’ll need to provide the model number. Feel free to try any of the combos, it won’t hurt anything to try them.

This doesn’t sound like a flooding issue. Something is wrong if you’re getting rust on the spark plug. Sounds more like bad fuel with water in it. Even if you changed to Stihl fuel, there would still be some of the old fuel in the lines.

@@NateFixesIt Thank you for responding! I pulled the air filter and was able to get running, then adjusted the idle and chain. Plan to run it down to no fuel then refill and let sit for a few days to see if the issue recurs. I think the filter and maybe water in the fuel may have been the issue.

@@NEPA_independentsounds like a good plan!

Good question. There was lath on the whole floor, I cut it to fit in every nook and cranny. I think what you are seeing is some areas had two layers of lath and some were single. You need at least an inch of overlap, but in some areas I had much more because it was easier to have a lot of overlap than to cut each piece precisely for the minimum overlap.

Great to hear!

Let me know if it works when you try it!

@@NateFixesIt It worked! Took a combo of watching this video and then another who explained it could take 20-40 pulls for it to clear. Sure enough on the 21st pull mine fired up.

@@HoosierHerpvertebrateglad it worked for you!