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| Haylands Member Since: 04 Mar 2014 Location: East Yorkshire Posts: 8826      | Remove light, take all the bulbs etc out then in the airing cupboard until it's dry, don't take it out the airing cupboard if it's real cold outside or condensation will fog it up again...  | ||
|  8th Sep 2016 7:25am | 
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| stan Site Moderator Member Since: 13 Jul 2010 Location: a moderate moderated moderator moderating moderately in moderation Posts: 35885    | i'd leave the hole you've drilled un-pluged so the light unit can 'breathe'. ... - .- -.
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|  8th Sep 2016 7:27am | 
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| Big Boy R44ROV Member Since: 14 Nov 2011 Location: Chadderton, Oldham Posts: 556    | I'm with Pete on this. I did the same. I also used superglue round the edges of the light unit to re stick it, and then when that had dried, used clear silicon over the top very thinly to ensure no more water ingress. Totally invisible repair. Its been jet washed loads since and not a drop inside the light.
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|  8th Sep 2016 9:00am | 
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| Duracell777 Member Since: 07 Sep 2015 Location: Warwickshire Posts: 128      | Same problem with mine. 3mm hole drilled in the bottom of each and not had a problem since.  ( took couple of days to clear)
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|  8th Sep 2016 11:33pm | 
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| GaryPFC Member Since: 08 Sep 2016 Location: Aberdeen Posts: 3      | Thanks guys seems sensible to leave it inpluged, I will also leave in a warm spot overnight to dry out once opened. Will report result  | ||
|  9th Sep 2016 7:30pm | 
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| Rosco Member Since: 20 Jan 2012 Location: Beyond the wall. Posts: 2591      | If you can find a warm spot in Aberdeen you dont have to worry about lights   | ||
|  9th Sep 2016 8:03pm | 
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