Moisture in the clocks

Discussion in 'Technical Help' started by RoadSprocket, Nov 29, 2016.

  1. RoadSprocket

    RoadSprocket Active Member

    May 24, 2016
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    So it's this time of year the cold sets in, unfortunately I've managed to get moisture in my clocks. Any tips to get rid apart from taking it apart?

    05' Speed triple 1050
     
  2. capt

    capt Elite Member

    May 8, 2016
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    Hi road sprocket, put dessicant or bag of dry uncooked rice under your gauges and wrapped with cloth then plastic bag, you can leave this unattended for days. No risk of damage, this also works for phone and tablet PC's that haven't been totally imerssed in water but maybe at risk of shorting out from a minor spill !
     
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  3. steve lovatt

    steve lovatt Something else

    May 12, 2014
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    Yes, the rice trick worked on my sons iphone after he left it outside all night (the little tw*t!)
     
  4. t552

    t552 Senior Member

    Nov 17, 2014
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    sounds like the anti mist coating is gone on the inside.
    I usually clean with neat fairy liquid and leave to dry. this usually stops it. potato juice is supposed to work too.
     
  5. RoadSprocket

    RoadSprocket Active Member

    May 24, 2016
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    Thank you all for the replies! I'll give this a try and let you know what did the trick :)
     
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