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Well that at least means the computer can't find any issues. Doesn't mean everything is working OK though...

Same, mine stayed on and then just went off…no blinking…

Thanks we've been several times and we've always enjoyed it!

Yes we use the sliding rack a lot, and for it's intended purpose which is bikes. It's been great for us and we love it. It has a 200 lbs maximum which does limit some things. It came with the spare tire mounted to the back which added extra weight, which I'm not sure if I'm putting back on. I found out the hard way though that the rack can bounce around a lot on bumps and it actually threw one bike partly off and the bike tire hit the ground and was wrecked (otherwise bike was OK). I solved some of the bouncing by replacing the two pins that hold it in place when extended, with some automotive grade bolts and tightened them up. That locked it in from bouncing so much. Our winter here near Vancouver Canada is mostly rain but it does occasionally freeze on us. I have an Onan 2.8 generator mounted in the front storage bin with remote start. It has no gas tank and neither does the trailer so I have an boat's outboard motor fuel tank that I carry in my truck and connect when we're parked. Could not figure out how to safely have an onboard fuel tank. One day I'll shoot a video of that set up.

@@Noob_bc thanks for the reply. I got the tire off the bumper a long time ago and it rides in the storage under the queen bed. The generator I have in mind weighs about 110lbs, so I think it should be okay on the rack. Good idea on using bolts in the pin holes. I'll give that some thought. I also added some holes so that the bumper can slide less than the original 22". Should help some to minimize the bounce.

Thanks! Glad I was able to help, this video is different than the normal focus of my channel which is the outdoors, hiking & rv'ing. But I do like to figure out and fix things. Next time something breaks around the house I will video it as well.

I'm not familiar with that model, sorry. Try going to www.appliancepartspros.com/ and putting in your model number. They have diagrams of all the parts. It's a great resource.

That doesn't sound good. Unfortunately I am not a technician so the video is only my experience. It did however take several tries and at first I missed the blinking light (it's the only light visible on my machine when the door is closed). It's possible the control board / brain itself has failed but I hear that's not common.

Great, good to hear.

The slide typically has a metal frame that you should find as a jacking point, and even then I'd use some longish wood blocks on top of the jack. Underneath the jack I used a collection of 4x4 fence posts in a secure stack until my jack reached. And then when jacking, check closely to see that something isn't giving way. You can't lift the slide very much either, for mine I don't think I even got an inch...

​@@Noob_bcmine doesn't have slide skis. Did you add those for support? I have 2012 5th wheel keystone cougar

@@rmstark1966 they aren't for support or to help with sliding the slide out. What they do is help prevent water incursion along the lower edge of the slide while extended.

Yes registration or reservations depending on which campsite. $5 per night per person. Go here: camping.bcparks.ca/

From the website link camping.bcparks.ca/ click on the backcountry tab.

Thanks all of Manning Park is beautiful no matter where you go.

The cycle continues over and over (the flashing lights). There's a pause in between and then it starts again. There's also a pause between the two digits but it is a shorter pause. I had to watch it several times to be sure...

Thanks, glad I could help. Leave yourself lots of time, for all 4 wheels on my trailer it took two afternoons over Easter weekend.

If you have the documentation attached to the inside of the kick panel, you can look up the codes. If not let me know and I should be able to look it up.

I was really quite pleased with how the diagnostics worked on this dishwasher. Finicky pushing the buttons in that sequence, took me a few tries. Then I realized I had to close the door to get the diagnostics to start...

You're welcome!

never mind - this pump will work. Thank you!

I went to www.appliancepartspros.com/ and put in the make and model of my dishwasher.

Great! glad that helped.

The insulation is only on the top and sides if I recall correctly and was one piece. I don't have the part number but if you go here: www.appliancepartspros.com/ you can put your model number in and search the parts list for your dishwasher.

Pushing the buttons to get it into diagnostic mode is really quite finicky. It takes me multiple tries usually. If that doesn't work it's either not the right dishwasher (though it's worked that way a long time). Or the main logic board itself is dead. I don't know how to diagnose that one, sorry...

@@Noob_bc I think they might be referring to that fact that no errors are returned after entering diagnostic mode. That was the case for me and your suggestion to check power to the pump led me to believe it was indeed the pump.

Yes great idea that would help a lot!

Thanks! I've been training this winter and I'm planning on another harder Manning Park hike, this time Skyline 1 or 2 (or both) including a day trip over to Hozameen Mountain.

Thanks! I'm quite new to this process so thanks for your suggestion. Will do that now.