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G'day all,
I have had a half assed attempt at opening up the dash (before reading the linked post), with no luck so far. I've also just noticed a crack in the clear screen and I'll need to replace that while I've got the dash opened. Can anyone tell me what is that cover made of please?
Many thanks,
Steve
Thanks Vilim,It's made from plastic, if you're asking for the clear cover of the dash.
Good post Todd.
When I had my troubles, before re-assembly, I removed all the rubber seals that were in my dash. I found that without the seals, there is plenty of airflow to disperse any condensation, which I would get regularly and now get none.
I also didn't bother cutting the extra drain holes. I thought not doing this would cause the dash to fill on the inside for sure, but no. I've ridden in torrential rain, washed the old girl with the hose on full and not a drop gets in.
I have had it apart for a look since and it all looks good. One thing I did do is spray both sides of the circuit board with a circuit board sealer so no further damage can occur if it is damp.
Just my experience. I'm not saying I'm right.
regards
Robert
Hello Rob,
I have condensation in my clocks which are starting to leave marks on the inside of the glass. I like your idea of removing the seals for better ventilation. Didd you remove ALL the seals or put any back in at a later stage?
Do you live in a very dry part of Australia? I.E. not much rain at all. Just wondering how I would fair WITH rain in England.
And how easy is it to get into the clocks?
Which circuit board sealer did you use?