UPDATE
 
Well, it's been a few days since I've posted. I have been busy though.
 
I've been going through all the old computer cases that I've accumulated over the years. Most of them are Dell's and other such proprietary crap.
For the most part, I've just stripped them for the hard drives. You can never have too many hard drives!
I did however manage to find an Asus P5Q Pro Motherboard.  https://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P5Q_PRO/
 

 
I also cleaned out an older Cooler Master case, and I'm installing the P5Q into that.
I'm debating whether or not I want to use my fancy CPU Cooler on this or save it for a better MB later.
I do have a good Intel cooler, but I need the plastic locking pieces before I can use it.
 
I've got 3 sets of DDR2 RAM for it, shouldn't be a problem finding a set that is good, (pretty sure it's all good).
As you can see in the photo above, I'm installing a set of OCZ Platinum PC2 8500 RAM.
 
I'm going to put the Q6600 CPU that came out of my system into it to confirm whether or not it's good.
Of course, I always have a Duo Core chip to fall back on if the Quad Core proves to be faulty.
Just ignore the thermal compound on the CPU - I'm going to clean it properly when I install the cooler. It's just in there so it doesn't get lost, and to protect the socket.
 
Not too sure how much time I'll have to devote to this project over the next couple of days. I've got the usual month end errands like grocery shopping and such to do. I've also arranged to buy a portable dishwasher off of someone on Craigslist    Taxi driver is going to love me! 
Nothing worse than standing at the sink doing dishes by hand when you have a bad back!
 
I'll let you know what happens when I get this system together in a few days... hopefully.
 
Thanks all!
 
 
 

Keep going - you can do it
 
Thanks for the update

Just to keep you all entertained while waiting for me to complete my hardware project, I present a Crash Dump Report:
 
 

 
If you can't read it on the page, save it to your computer, (it's a .jpg) and it should be readable there.
- UPDATE - Yup, pretty much unreadable here. Right click, Save Picture, Open in your photo viewer. Should be perfectly readable there.

I already have the MB drivers for the P5Q Pro downloaded to my hard drive.
I needed to get the manual, so I figured I might as well download EVERYTHING while I was there. 
I've got all the BIOS updates as well as all the utility files. If it was there, I grabbed it.
I figured I might not be able to get online when I first fire up the "new" system, so I'd better have it available here.
 

Cool GTX
Get your portable dishwasher yet.  Dear Uber please send someone with large SUV or Van

Not yet - Tomorrow.
Sadly, no Uber  
Hopefully they will come to Vancouver soon.
I'll get one of the wheelchair taxis - they said they will have enough room for the dishwasher.
Good thing it's close by - should only be $12 - $15.
 

Cool GTX
Still got to get it into the kitchen.  Hope your front door is big and the neighbors kids are also large.

Shouldn't be a problem. It has wheels and there are no stairs either there or here. Biggest hurdle will be going over the door sills.
Just phoned the taxi company - they are good to go. Just need to give them 30 minutes warning.
And the dishwasher is 25" wide - door is 36"

Bingo
 
Wonder how long it takes to ship them

Cool GTX
Still got to get it into the kitchen.  Hope your front door is big and the neighbors kids are also large.

I can't imagine that anyone here cares, but I did get my dishwasher home on Thursday. 
Dishwasher cost $50 Can$ and $12.10 for the taxi to get it home.
It works great, but it does have a small leak that I'll have to track down - about 1 cup of water for an extended wash.
As long as it doesn't get any worse, I can live with it, but I will flip it over to see if it is just a hose that is loose, or a seal that has dried out.
On a side note - does anyone know where I can download a .pdf copy of the owners manual (or even a service manual) for a Moffat Quiet 2 dishwasher?
I spent an hour with Google without result. Only one I could find was $20.
 
As for the computer - I may wait for the Retention Pins to show up from China before completing work on it.
I'm thinking of using the Intel cooler on the P5Q Pro system until such time I know I've got a functioning system.
Once confirmed, then I'll install the fancy aftermarket cooler.
 
I've also found a few more sources for the Retention Pins (all from China, on various AliExpress dealers).
It's really quite interesting - some things you can get dirt cheap and you wonder how they can make a profit - other items are so expensive that it is cheaper to buy locally here in Canada or the US.
 

Sushihunter

Cool GTX
Still got to get it into the kitchen.  Hope your front door is big and the neighbors kids are also large.

I can't imagine that anyone here cares, but I did get my dishwasher home on Thursday. 
Dishwasher cost $50 Can$ and $12.10 for the taxi to get it home.
It works great, but it does have a small leak that I'll have to track down - about 1 cup of water for an extended wash.
As long as it doesn't get any worse, I can live with it, but I will flip it over to see if it is just a hose that is loose, or a seal that has dried out.
On a side note - does anyone know where I can download a .pdf copy of the owners manual (or even a service manual) for a Moffat Quiet 2 dishwasher?
I spent an hour with Google without result. Only one I could find was $20.
 
As for the computer - I may wait for the Retention Pins to show up from China before completing work on it.
I'm thinking of using the Intel cooler on the P5Q Pro system until such time I know I've got a functioning system.
Once confirmed, then I'll install the fancy aftermarket cooler.
 
I've also found a few more sources for the Retention Pins (all from China, on various AliExpress dealers).
It's really quite interesting - some things you can get dirt cheap and you wonder how they can make a profit - other items are so expensive that it is cheaper to buy locally here in Canada or the US.
 

Cool GTX
Interesting free general diswasher information
 
 http://www.appliancerepair.net/dishwasher-repair-4.html
 
 
Not sure about a site that want an Email address -- look like they would sell the manual if legit
 
Manuals
 
http://www.manuals.club/results_alpha.php?ctext=MOFFAT+QUIET+2+PORTABLE+DISHWASHER+MANUA
 

Happy to help
 
Think this is GE Canada = Moffat
 
Hope you bought lots of those plastic stand locks for the heatsink  - start a eBay or Amazon business

Cool GTX
Happy to help
 
Think this is GE Canada = Moffat
 
Hope you bought lots of those plastic stand locks for the heatsink  - start a eBay or Amazon business

Yes, GE Canada.  GE seems to sell a ton of dishwashers up here - Craigslist is full of them.
 
I ordered 3 sets of the Retention Pins for the heatsink/cooler - only $.94 per set, (shipping from China included!) - I've seen them advertised online in the US for $5 + $15 shipping!
 
A while back I ordered a pair of earbuds for my cell phone - just under $3!  While I can't compare them to a "high quality" brand name, they sound fine to me.
 
Been thinking about ordering various items from China for resale...
 

UPDATE - September 16, 2016
 
Look what arrived from China today:


 
I got 3 packages of 4 Retention Pins for $2.79 Can$ including shipping!
 
Now I`ll have to dig the Cooler Master Case with the Asus P5Q Pro MB out of the closet so I can mount the CPU cooler.
Not exactly sure what I`m going to do for a hard drive - I`ve got about a dozen or so HD`s kicking around, but they are all full of movies and TV shows...
I`m reluctant to use the system drive out of this computer, as I`d like to start this with a fresh System 7 install to make sure I`m not bringing over any HD corruption.
If I can prove the hardware is all good, then I might use this 500 GB Seagate HD and just wipe it and start fresh. Somewhere I should have a couple of 80 GB PATA drives, one of those should be good for proving the hardware good or bad.
 
As for this computer (Asus P5K Premium), it is still doing its best Crash & Burn impression. Even just sitting idle, it will reboot with a 124 error. I`m also getting the occasional c4 error.
 
 

Thanks for the update

You should add an air dryer / filter to the output of the compressor to keep fine moisture drops out of the air stream.  Or make sure you give your electronics plenty of time to dry before turning the power On
 
Canned air = dry air   A compressor with the correct filtering works well also
 
Harbor Freight usually has good deals that are great deals if you use their coupons
http://www.harborfreight.com/
 Compressors from $59.99 USD before coupon, use a 20% off coupon & it is cheap
 
Inline Desiccant Dryer/Filter
 http://www.harborfreight.com/inline-desiccant-dryerfilter-68215.html