Well...I tried to start it this morning without cleaning the main jet. No luck. So I unscrewed the main jet and looked at it and it looked very clean and unplugged. But, I used a bread tie and pushed it through and down in and I also took carb off and looked at it. It looked very clean. I used the bread tie and pushed it down the long horizontal very small opening on the carb (lower left corner if looking at carb mounted on engine). I was kind of skeptical, I put it all back together and primed it three times and it started and stayed running (smoothly) on the first pull. WOW! Thanks. Any idea why it looked very clean but still made a difference? There was a little resistance on cleaning that long horizontal minute opening. Might that have been it?

I think your issue is with Gardenweb. All sites but 2 are on this forum. Try the other 2 - Postini and Nation States and it appears to do the job as it is intended. Clicking a gardenweb link as you say creates a full page view but using the back button it refuses to return, instead it goes to a different page here on gardenweb

You can make anything into a "button", meaning something you click on to get to another page. You just need to know the full URL for what you want it to be linked to, and the full URL of the image that will be clicked on. Then you type the following code, replacing [ and ] with : [a href="URL of destination page here"][img src="URL of button image here" border=0][/a] The border=0 is nice because it gets rid of the blue line that normally goes around any linked image.

My Oasis dryer started with the dreaded F45 code after I had it a month. Only occasionally it would stop and flash the code. I'd restart it and it would be OK. Worse than that it began running on without stopping until you turned it off and so you had to watch it very carefully so as not to fry your clothes. The absolute worst thing about the experience was (a) actually getting a Sears technician to my door and (b) the fact that they knew nothing at all about the Oasis machines. When they couldn't fix the machine we replaced it with another that did the same thing. Eventually one of the many techs, after replacing the timer twice and eventually the main control board, blew the whole control panel. He said I might have ANOTHER 2 month wait for replacement parts. At this point I had my local Sears store replace it with an LG. I've kept my Oasis washer which has been terrific. The clothes do end up twisted but they're almost dry when they come out and so the drying cycle is short. I hope my story helps someone.