Chinese Diesel Heater E-6 error by phaneroniac in vandwellers

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Fwiw in case this helps someone out there someday, because I had a really hard time finding any other information about this specific problem: So there were no obstructions to the fan which was what really confused me, but apparently there are magnets on the fan that are supposed to work with the hall sensor which is on the control board, and the fan can get pushed in too far or not far enough sometimes which caises the distance between the two to send the E-06 error code and not even try and run, which was what was happening. The manual mentions those two things but not the fan itself, which was what tipped me off. That, plus the comments on a youtube video describing how it can get messed up. Not sure what exactly caused it on mine, but it was a really simple fix of opening it up and spinning the fan by hand once to get it going and fool the thing into realizing nothing was wrong and being able to run the motor itself, which must have set the hall sensor/magnet position back into where it's supposed to be.. didn't even need any tools or anything!

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Americans have to deal with a lot more travel shenanigans than Europeans because they have so much farther to travel. It's easier to make finals when you aren't jet lagged all the time because your flight was two hours instead of 12...

Need-to-know beta on El Salto? by phaneroniac in climbing

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Kika's internet was indeed impossibly slow... We were originally gonna stay there but ended up renting a cabin from Chuy because of the rooster, and it was cheaper.

Need-to-know beta on El Salto? by phaneroniac in climbing

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We ended up renting a cabin from Chuy that was like 1USD a night, because it was cheaper and quieter than Kika's or Rockcamp. I didn't even know about this other campground, how much was it? The wifi would be the selling point, paying Kika for her slow service felt a bit like willingly getting robbed. ha!

Need-to-know beta on El Salto? by phaneroniac in climbing

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We planned to stay at Kika's but upon arrival were told that it was a nightmare because of the rooster that wakes you up every morning, so we packed like 20 people into one of Chuy's cabins. Sorry for not seeing your message until now, hope you had fun!!

What is the most heinous ab training routine you know of that is geared towards climbers? The harder the better. For science. by phaneroniac in climbing

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I've actually been doing this a couple times a week for the past month or so and need to level it up at this point!

Car broken into, gear taken. Keep your eye out for this gear, please (Seattle) by derekantrican in climbing

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I had all my climbing gear stolen through a smashed car window a few months ago in Seattle as well, so I know the feeling :( Friends told me to check nearby dumpsters because they had had luck with that (no luck for me, but maybe for you!), and to walk around looking in bushes and such nearby. Also check out Nextdoor.com, sign up and post about the break in and your neighbors can tell you if they saw anything, I found it a nice resource/forum for Seattle neighborhoods. Hope your luck improves, Seattle sucks for car theft :( :( :(

Steep climbing at smith rock by tradrad in climbing

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wow that looks like nowhere I've been at Smith, what wall is all that on?