posted by
cat63 at 08:14pm on 22/10/2012 under the intransigence of inanimate objects
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Can someone explain to me, in words of one syllable or fewer, how a mini camcorder, which lives in a perspex box, only slightly bigger than itself, with a rubber seal around the edge, can become unspeakably sticky while in storage?
I've just spent several hours cleaning same and am at a total loss as to what can have happened.
I've just spent several hours cleaning same and am at a total loss as to what can have happened.
It's possible that there might have been a slight leakage from the battery - maybe just vapour rather than liquid - which has affected the material of the camcorder's case. Are there any signs of leakage on the battery? The sealed box would have stopped any vapour from dissipating.
When it was fired up and used it worked fine, so hopefully that's not it! Thanks for the suggestion though.
It's only a tiny one - a bike helmet cam in fact.