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Hey there. I really have no idea. Try and input that model number in Amazon and see if the igniter I provided in the video is a suitable substitute. From doing some of my own Amazon research, it looks like the one I have will not work. But please type in Samsung, then your model number and then oven igniter. It looks like a few of the people selling them on Amazon has a contact us and you can give them your model number and they can look it up for you. Hope this helps and good luck.

Hey there! I think your set up is good, 8-9% is the go to, and I try and have about an inch of water flowing above the mat. I also like to have a nice V shape that forms in the middle. And it's ok if there are rocks in the mat. As long as the swirling motion is taking place and the light material is washing away, you should be good to go. That's a really good mat and it is catching the gold even if you think it's not. There's sometimes when I don't even see a speck, but when I clean it out and pan out the cons, bam, it's all there looking at me. Good luck and I hope you strike it Rich!

I know, and unfortunately other states are following.

Thank you so much Drake! Keep staying awesome my friend!

Hey Brien, thanks for the question. The metal does get hot, especially the area right above where the flame is and yea you definitely wouldn't want to touch it. As for the rest of it, it really doesn't get that hot and I've never had an issue with it. Hope this helps. Thanks

Now that's something I haven't heard before and I have to say... that's a really good idea! Thanks for the comment and support my friend :)

Hey hey hey! Welcome and thanks for the questions. I know I won't be too much help, but I'll try my best. So on the handbook, there's a section in there about beach prospecting. I'd review that if I were you, but it sounds like from your questions, you're going to just take some sand home. In that case, I'd play dumb. I'd just grab some buckets, fill them up and go. Specific beaches may have rules about what you can pack out of there, but some probably don't. If it were me, I'd drive out there, find a good spot, dig a few buckets and leave. Then I'd run it all at the house. You don't need to classify it (personal preference), you don't need a permit (unless you are running a highbanker) and the rules are in that book for actual prospecting. I hope this helps and let me know if you need any other help. Thanks and good luck out there!!!

@@dcsdefense hey there! Sorry it's still not working. Now I have heard that you can get new igniters that are defects, this may be the cause. Now when you hit bake and you see the igniter glow, are you smelling propane by chance? If not, then you may have a regulator issue and if that's the case, I really don't know how to fix that issue. I'm really sorry about that. But let me know if you come up with anything and like I said, let me know if you are smelling gas

Once again, thank you so much for replying, I sincerely appreciate it. So I removed that bottom plate the metal that covers the gas pipe and the igniter in the bottom of the oven. I can’t say I smell any gas. I went as far as also turning on the oven, and tried to light the gas with one of those Aim n Flame lighters while wearing an oven mitt, and it did not light. It’s so weird because I’m getting gas to my stove and my broiler, and the igniter gets screaming hot down in the bottom of the oven, but it will not light.

@damiansiwek8648 shoot :( then something else must be the problem. Your gas valve to the bottom igniter must be acting up or your control for the valve must be acting up. Especially if you are trying to light it manually (which I would do for sure) and nothing is lighting off. Then yea something else is going on. Now I do know, that when the oven is turned on, it may take 20-30 seconds for the gas to ignite. I'm not sure if that's because the igniter has to get to a certain temp or that's when the gas starts flowing (after a bit). That would be my only other thing to check. If that doesn't work, then you may need to try something else. Again, I'm really sorry this didn't fix your issue. Unfortunately with today's electronics and mechanisms, other problems can exist. The igniter replacement is the most common piece to fail and that why I did this video. I'm also not an appliance repairman, so please take my diagnose with a grain of salt. :) Again my sincere apologies and I hope you can get it fixed soon. I know how frustrating this can be. Keep me up to take if you could on the fix. Others I'm sure are having the same issue and this could help them. Best regards, Stoney

You know, I wa thinking today... and I hate putting more work on you, trust me, I understand. But did you try swapping the top igniter with the bottom one? I say this because, if I were you, I know the top one of working and I would swap it and see if the bottom would start to work. This would garentee that something else is wrong if it doesn't work. Anyway... just my two cents and I completely understand if you don't want to do it. This problem would just drive me nuts... lol, which I'm sure it is for you

DUDE!!! Your solution worked!!!!! And now I understand why it worked: The igniter must be able to gather enough electrical current to OPEN the valve that allows gas to flow. It must then generate an electrical spark to light the gas. If the igniter is unable to perform EITHER of these functions, the oven won't heat. My igniter was NOT gathering enough electrical current to open the valve to let the gas in. That is why my bake igniter was not working while my broiler and my stove were still igniting and turning on. Using your solution to simply replace the entire thing with a new igniter solved that problem. So even though it was glowing bright enough to light the gas, there was not enough electrical current to open the gas to light the oven. Stoney, you’re the best! Thank you so much for posting this video because it finally brought me to the solution I needed.

No worries brother! Thanks for coming by!

That's funny! Gold prospecting cosplay time 🤣

Nice! I just subbed to your channel! Nice job btw! I haven't gone up north yet but will eventually. There's definitely gold in this state, most small, but there's been some biggin's

What's up my dude! I actually think they are worth something, but not very profitable :)

Thanks for the info! I've heard of that as well from somebody on here I think. Super appreciate the comment and support my friend!

Hey clpotis! Thank you so much for the comment and support. I can try and do something like that in the future. But for a quick lesson, if you see gold in a pan, it will never dim (in sunlight or shadow). Pyrite won't do that. It will shine like gold in the sun but as soon as it goes in the shadow, it will dim and almost disappear (if you have small enough pieces. Also, pyrite is lighter than gold and will tend to float and move around before gold even thinks about doing that. I hope that helped and thank you again so much!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser Thank you!! Yes, that is helpful :)

Haha, you know, I never really thought about it? But good pans can be used for tons of stuff. Now I have an idea... hahah

Dude! That's crazy! Question is... did you get out what was put in? Lol

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser you mean were panning dog 💩man 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Cheech and Chong for the win brother 🤙

Superb idea brother! ❤️

Thanks Whiskey! I really like the marker idea as well. Less to look at when filing! Super appreciate the comment and support :) thanks again

Hey Clint! You're not wrong my friend. It does have a 1/4" gap along the sides so gold can migrate right out. As for running it backwards, I did a follow up video because a lot of people said the same thing. I got the same results running it either way. What you can't see in the video with how I ran it, those riffles actually have a flat drop off. So material collects more in this orientation, rather than the other way. Either way, it does work! Thanks again for the comment and support Clint! Super appreciate you :)

Hey Clint :) I may of not typed my message clearly. You're right and you definitely don't want the good to migrate down. You want it to hide behind the riffle and you're absolutely right that it could go to the sides and move out of the sluice. That's what I was trying to say. I was trying to be careful with putting it in the middle so it wouldn't do that :) Sorry if I confused you my man. It happens, but you're right 👍

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser No problem! I saw that my comment was unnecessary, sorry.

@clinthowe7629 it's all good Clint! Comments are never unnecessary my friend! I'm glad you're here! Do you prospect?

That's great Cheryl! A lot of people are seeming to like this idea. I know my wife and I are so happy we did it! Good luck and thanks for the comment and support!

Hey Dave! Awesome! I'm glad it worked, as for dumbing the switch out... it may take some special prying but eventually you'll get it. Sometimes is takes me a few goes at it and then it takes. Thanks again for the comment and support!

Thanks again Stoney. At this point I’ve replaced the motor, but without ever a good test. I still doesn’t look like the water wall is moving at all. Same position each time I open the door during a cycle. I may remove the cover again and make sure the flat part of the arbor is lined up with the sprocket gear for the belt. It’s a bit frustrating. I’m not thrilled with all these Samsung appliances I’ve purchased. I suppose the issue could be electronic???

@DaveLeBlond hey Dave. I'm really sorry you're still having an issue with your Samsung. I understand your frustration with that product. I will never buy a Samsung again when it comes to appliances. And yes, without being there and to diagnose it, I really don't know. I'm not an appliance repairman so I don't have much for answers. I still think if you can Jimmy the door latch to see it operate with the door open, you'll have better luck seeing what the problem is. If you remember in the future to touch back with me on what your fix is, I'd love to hear it. Thanks again for the reply :)

⁠thanks again. Maybe I’m just afraid to break the door switch. I mess with it more. I’m not an appliance repairman either, but I’ve fully rebuilt several in my day. I appreciate your replies and I’ll let you know when I fix it. I encourage you to keep doing videos. You’re a very clear communicator and you seem to understand what the viewer needs. Well done.

@DaveLeBlond thanks for that Dave. There's nothing worse than having unclear instructions. I do these mostly for myself for future repairs, but love being able to share! Thanks again!

Hey Matt! Great question. Here in the Pacific Northwest we do have winter, but it's fairly mild. We do get snow where I'm at and the ground does freeze for a few weeks a year. As for water, it rains here everyday and everything gets soaked. Having said all of that. I've never had them pop out of the ground or crack out. I'm not sure where you live but that's a really good observation with which I can't give you a solid answer on. I've had a lot of people build this system and I haven't heard one person say a problem developed. Anyhow, thanks for the question and I value your support! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Awesome Jeremy! I'm super glad this helped you! Stoney 👍

I completely agree with you! They are terrible! The last time I got hit, was a few years ago and it was horrible. Two hits right to the face!

Hey Jennifer! Thanks for commenting and the support. As for the tape, it was just out there so nothing crept back in when I was putting it in. As for water buildup. I haven't had any issues what so ever. It rains here a lot and it's never filled with water and since the posts are pressure treated, they should last a long time. And the beauty of this system, if they do rot, just buy anything 4x4 and slap it in there. Hahaha. Anyway, I hope this helps you and thanks again. I really appreciate it :)

Hey Jack! Well that sucks! The only other place (and I just checked) is see what file size you currently need, then go to Amazon and type in Stihl replacement file with the size. I just saw a bunch pop up so I know the sizes are there and they should work in your sharpener. Also, if you don't trust that... maybe call another local shop (maybe in a town or two from you) and see if they can ship you a set. That's what would do in your situation and I hope this works out for you. Thanks for the question Jack :)

⁠ I will do that. The dealer I went to is a Murdochs but down the road there is a northern tool with a service center, maybe they will be more help. Thank you!

@jackwebb5917 you got it Jack! Good luck dude :)

Thanks for the input Mark! I appreciate that :)

Hey Michael! Man I wish I knew who to contact out there. I do know there is some great ground in the upper east side mountains of Oregon but I wouldn't know the first place to get a pan wet. Try researching some areas in those mountains and see if there is a club. You can also try the Columbia River as well. Gold does travel through there and I'm sure you can find some flakes along the banks. My apologies if this didn't help answer your question. I'm mostly a western Washington guy so anywhere else... I'm lost and would be in your same shoes. Good luck out there! I hope you have great luck!

​@StoneyCreekSparkchaser Thank you so much getting back with me! Great channel! Ordered your suggested items!

Awesome Michael! They really are great items to try and you're not breaking the bank. Good luck out there! I hope your pan is full of gold!

Hey Lucas! Thanks for the question. I'm definitely still working on this design and I know it's not perfect but I think it can work. This was done on my property to I have power available to me so I can plug in my pancake air compressor. Would this work in a remote area, not really, unless you have a generator available for power. This is more of an experiment to see if it can work and it kind of can but yes, there are some flaws... big one being you need power and a compressor. Thanks for the comment and support. I really appreciate it Lucas!

I agree with you Justin. I totally agree. I did do a long format video talking through the whole process with is better is my opinion. I was experimenting at the time with shorts video and wanted to see if no talking helped or didn't helped the video. We can't win em all, hahaha. Thanks Justin and I appreciate the comment & support.

@@StoneyCreekSparkchasermakes total sense. Thanks for the video!

You got it Justin. Thanks brother :)

Hey Bob! Thanks for commenting and the support! And yes, I have bought silver and gold in the past and did my research before hand to get the most bang for my buck. I just wanted to try one of these crate companies and see what it offered and that's why I only did a 6 month trial run. The best thing I like about it, was the Christmas feeling of not knowing what to expect. Did I get the most bang for my buck, I wouldn't say so, but I was surprised in finding out that I wasn't completely taken advantage of and trust me, I know that can be subjective. As for buying gold and silver, it's always a good idea if you are into it to buy all the time so that yes your DCA evens out. I really don't deal in silver and gold bullion anymore (not saying I won't in the future) it's just that it got too expensive for me at the budget I wanted to commit to it. Anyhow, thank you again so much for your comment and I hope your "stacking" adventure goes well for you. I wish you nothing but riches and happiness :) Stoney

Hey White tail! I'm actually in the Pacific Northwest where it's pretty mild. And I've always been taught to bury your post a third of the total height of the pole. So if you want a post that's 6 ft high, you should bury 3 feet of it. Now when it comes to your particular area... that could change based off many factors. Thanks for the comment! I appreciate it :)

Todd! Thank you so much for the kind words about this video. I appreciate you and knowing that my effect (as little as it may be) helps someone out there. As for the condition of the fence 2 years later. It's never been stronger and looks as good as new. Everything is tight and solid as a rock. As for your particular slope, yes, that all depends, and this may not work in your situation. As for your other question if I would change anything. I actually would. After the video, I thought about ice accumulating on the bottom slit where the fence goes into.I didn't want the ice to split the wood so I simply drilled 1/4 inch holes along the bottom to simply allow the water to drain. It's an easy adjustment to make the fence work longer. Also with how it's designed, these panels are very easy to take out and replace/fix if necessary. I know that nothing lasts forever and wanted my fence system to be easily fixed and I think I accomplished that with this design. Anyhow, I hope this helps you and again, thanks for the questions and the support. It does mean a lot. I hope you have a great day!

Thanks for the great message Salty Soup! And I believe you when you say they are super expensive, that's why I did it myself! Please be careful and good luck to you! Thanks again so much!

Hey thanks Michael and I agree. I'm glad it helped! That little sharpener works really good and it takes the guess work out of doing it. Thanks again for the support my friend :)

Hey Nathan! Thanks for the comment and I agree with you. I actually made a part 2 where I ran it in reverse and I got similar results. Either way. It was fun! Thanks again and I appreciate the support!

What up dude! How about we're both right?!?! lol. It's definitely debatable. And shoot, anything over .1 for me I consider a nuggie as well. At least it's a Washington nuggie. Hahah. Thanks for commenting and your support. Best wishes on your health my friend :)

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser lol… fair enough! And thanks man. Appreciate it. 💪✌️

EsBanks, thanks for the question. I honestly have no idea. The only working connections you unhook is the power going in and then the motor connector. I'm sure the motor connector is ok because that can't be inserted a wrong way. From what it sounds like, maybe your power connection to the dishwasher may be acting up. Recheck that your wires are going to the proper connection and also make sure that your wire nuts are on tight. Also, make sure your wires aren't knicked where the metal is because that could cause I short to ground. Trust me. It wouldn't be the first time hooking those up wrong and that would definitely cause your breaker to pop instantly when you apply power. I hope this helps and I hope that's your problem. Let me know what you find.

I just reread your comment. You said the dishwasher doesn't have power when the breaker is back on and that it's not popping the breaker. In that instance, make sure your black is going to black and has a solid connection. Also make sure your white goes to white and you have a solid connection. Sometimes our wire nuts can look like they are good but they are actually not. Also, if you have a volt meter and can safely do this, unhook the connection from the dishwasher and you can make sure you have power at the wires, but be careful with the exposed wires.

They are the coolest Kaylor! eBay has them... just type in micro gold pan and you'll find em. Inexpensive too :) thanks

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser Very cool, thank you!! I'm gunna get some 😊

@kaylor87 nice kaylor!

Thanks MamaBird! That's what I thought too and hope it helps. Definitely debatable... especially larger flakes and larger pickers! Happy Sunday!

Thanks Ehren and I agree! Good luck out there on your adventures!

I was a bit too young for that but yes, that guy is a legend! Some say he passed away, but others say he lives on... I hope it's the latter :)

​@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser haha my teens are now in their rooms singing that song😂 They say they have never heard it before😆

@@tortugalisa4748 it's what got me too, definitely catchy 🤣🤣🤣

Thank you Lisa! I feel the same way about where you live :)

Thanks brother Carson! And are you saying that no all pickers are considered pickers? 🍻

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser just saying there’s more than just gold pickers is all 🤣. The all time pickers rest right there between your eyes brother. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 🤙

That's awesome Douglas! You're a legend! Wow, that's a lot of mining acres and I bet you have some fantastic stores to tell. I think you my friend... have lived the dream that many of us only dream about!

@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser i also teach panning give me and hr get you to 10sec pans in first hr learn to constantly move material what do you think you can shovel in your own mimd ,15 x 10min 150/ 3shovel buckets average is 50 buckets

@douglasbrown4775 I see the science where your coming from and I believe you for sure. It's all about efficiency and how much you can move. The more the better. I think I'm a pretty fast prospector but I tend to go too hard and then wear myself out. That's why I like taking my time. Plus my property has a gold creek on it, so it's not going anywhere :)

Douglas! I'd love to be able to do 100 buckets an hour. That would be a dream. But I think I'd need a front loader at that point :)

Same here Lisa! Great to see you as well! Thanks for stopping by! I always appreciate when you grace us with your presence:)

💥⛏️😁​@@StoneyCreekSparkchaser