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swingking · 2010-01-09 22:10:18

Any suggestions to get rid of the excess moisture. I've tried a hairdryer. It's now sitting in a bag with silica gel. Will this need a repair? Any help appreciated. Thanks

09-01-2010 11:10pm

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Any suggestions to get rid of the excess moisture. I've tried a hairdryer. It's now sitting in a bag with silica gel. Will this need a repair?

Any help appreciated. Thanks

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#2 09-01-2010 11:23pm

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Wrap it in a piece of cloth and sit it on a radiator for 30 minutes or so.

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#3 10-01-2010 1:22pm

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How is your camera today?

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#4 10-01-2010 2:00pm

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The hot press is a good place to leave it dry out if the rad doesn't work.

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#5 10-01-2010 3:35pm

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Hi John

I tried that and it worked a treat. Thanks for the great advice

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#6 11-01-2010 2:42am

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Generall this happens when it is outside in the cold too long, its not moisture getting inside, its the air cooling below the dew point. This wouls happen even inside an airtight container.
Just let it return to room temp naturally

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