Make sure to inflate it until it's as firm as it can be, and then push down or lean on it to increase the pressure inside the inflatable.

@@RandomDIY09 I must have several tiny holes or one big tear as it deflates by 50% within 45 min or so. Odd how I can't find it. I went on the outside of pool, squeezing, did the soapy water, checking especially the seam, then went IN the pool to look to on the inside seams. Be darned can't find it. Will giveit one more try then will stuff it with both foam pool noodles, and actually I think the large liter size empty plastic soda bottles capped, bet that will do the job as a last resort.

@@RandomDIY09 Did all that could not find it. BUT I DID find it, by putting on 2 pair of reading glasses (or use magnifier glass but then you only have one hand free) but that way the tube top was easier to see the horizontal pencil like rip it had.. using my hands pushing around I could then see it was a tear as it opened slightly...it was almost 1/2 in tear, fixed it with rubber shoe glue and a bit of rounded flex tape on top of that. I must Still have a few pinhole leak as it is almost OK as it is, as once the full pressure of air is out it stays inflated but not as firm...so this is the last year of this pool anyway so I just bought a can of CLEAR FLEX Spray that puts a rubberized coating on a surface, will put that on top where the drier areas of vinyl are (on top of tube) and around where my leak was. I think either a squirrel was in the shed I stored it in, or I can't lift it out I drag the pool out may have hit a splinter in the old wood shed floor? We have no kids only I go in it and all I do is float.

@magame81 What I did was I inflated my pool with air, held the pool up to my ear as I walked around it. Eventually, as you get closer to where the hole is, the sound of air coming out gets louder. I passed my hand over that area, and I was able to find the hole. Hopefully, where you live, there isnt a lot of traffic noise so you can hear it. But even if there is a lot of noise in the neighborhood, try it anyway.

Glad I could help!

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. While I understand your perspective, I would have preferred a less harsh choice of words. Anyways, thanks for sharing your view on it. I'm pleased with the outcome, considering the effort and resources I invested in the project.

Is it a flat cable? The strands should all be organized as shown in the picture, so you can go by how they exit the cable.

Sorry to hear the video was too short or not detailed enough to help you out.

Looks like you need a different p/n. I searched for 2015 RC390 white here: www.babbittsonline.com/oemparts/a/ktm/60121a4e87a8661998ee6cf1/air-filter

Not sure, I also don’t have the board anymore. I saw what looks like a USB-C to me, that might be your way in.

Thanks. It is holding up well and still looks great. Have fun building!

@@RandomDIY09 will do !! Thanks 👍🏻

Glad it worked!

Glad you found the video useful!

While it is possible that only parts of the power board stopped working, you should check if it produces any voltages. I would check if the TV’s status lights come on, and check if the TV produces an image. I connected a DVD player and shined a flashlight onto the panel - in my case I could see the movie but without backlight. If that works, power is likely not the problem. To make sure, find the connector from the power board. Very close to that connector your board might have test points which are labeled. This is what I measure in the beginning of the video. See if you get voltage there.

Thanks a lot sir

I replaced it with a square one, one that’s big enough to cover the opening. Didn’t have to patch.

Glad I could help!!

You're welcome!

Glad you like it!

It really isn’t hard! A flat cable is easier than a round one in my experience as the strands are easier to position. In my case I had to choose between running a new cable from the 2nd floor into the basement, or fix the broken part - easy decision ;)

@@RandomDIY09stupid question. Will flat cable work with cat6 keystone insert? Figure cut the tip off my cable and find out. Just hoping they there is no difference in the amount/type of wires in fat just different shape? Trying to fond videos but cant

Flat vs round use the same strands and twists. I fixed a round cable with this method, too. The keystone connector is also RJ45 so it will work. Just check if you need to mirror the wires as you deal with the female connector.

Yours could be electric. Then there should be a switch inside the camper. If not, you could try to pull down the left and right arms. The awning is spring loaded, so you need some good leverage, maybe tie a rope up at the top and pull. Good luck!

Cool idea. I personally threw it away as I felt it wasn’t worth the effort to re-engineer it. You might be better off using the shell and exchange the inside with a raspberry pi or so and a known LCD. You might get a fb portal for cheap and if you figure out the display maybe you only need a micro processor to turn the lcd on and such. Using the onboard micro would be another level imo.

@@RandomDIY09 You're right, I don't think it's worth reengineering this equipment, because if it had been a sales success, there would be more information about it on the internet. Thanks for your raspberry pi tip, I hadn't thought of that. Maybe I'll do this with an old iMac g4, which I can buy here in France for less than €30

Thanks. I used 3/4 in PVC.

Glad it helped!

Awesome video! You Rock!! Thanks so much!!!❤

Thank you!