Best way to fix this
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Look for where the seal is not together. Also, any wiring penetrations will need a dab of silicone to seal them up.
With a hair dryer or heat gun (be careful) dry out the capsule, then inspect the seal around the lens. If you find no breaks in it, then seal up the wiring penetrations on the back.
With a hair dryer or heat gun (be careful) dry out the capsule, then inspect the seal around the lens. If you find no breaks in it, then seal up the wiring penetrations on the back.
Rzrman328
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Yup, just run a bead around the whole seal.
The tabs were specifically where I had to go back over to seal mine perfectly.
The tabs were specifically where I had to go back over to seal mine perfectly.
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As said before fixing the seal is necessary or it'll just keep happening. Get some silica gel packs and stick them inside the dust caps. That'll suck up the moirsure. Even after fixing the seal it wouldn't hurt to leave some in there all the time, that's what I do just for peace of mind.
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This is also what I did. Haven't had any issues since
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