The clock is still visible, but there is moisture inside of it. Can this be fixed or will it go away on its own?

Warm moist air inside condenses on the colder windshield,

1Lower any greater moisture than outside by turning the recirculate control to fresh air setting

2Warm with fan defrost which also turns on AC most cars to help remove moisture

3 clean well, all dirt not always visible

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Turn the HEAT ON in your car and let the heater get rid of the Moisture that has build up

the is an external fan which draws all the moisture away,pull oven out and follows the two wires frm the and make sure both are connected and connected so it is alive when oven is on, if good the probaly a faulty fan

The reson why there is a moisture inside your headlight is because the rubber that seals your headlight bulb at the back of your headlight is already worn out, so the heat coming from your engine will add to it causing the moisture to built in inside your headlights. In addition, the cold temperature outside the headlights will create a moisture inside your headlights.

these were the first 5 things you would have done when it fell

1. Turn the device off and do not charge it - You want to keep the phone non-operational while it dries out.
2. Drip dry and shake off as much water as possible
3. Dismantle whatever you can - If you are able to remove the battery and cover, do so. The more you expose the better it will dry.
4. Cover your phone in a bowl of rice - Rice will help absorb moisture like how it does in salt shakers.
5. Draw it away with a vacuum cleaner held over the affected areas for up to 20 minutes in each accessible area, having already removed the majority of liquids and moisture manually and dried all visible moisture by hand, so that none enters the vacuum cleaner. This method is preferable to leaving it to dry naturally as it halts any oxidation from occurring deep inside, such as can result in functional issues later on. This is the fastest way (less than thirty minutes after your phone drowns, it can be completely dry and working, especially if you are able to also partly or fully disassemble it) to quickly get all the internal moisture out of the phone effectively and stop the internals from 'rotting' away. Remember that the goal is to **** all the moisture and humidity out of the phone not to blow it even further in and create even more evil humidity deep inside

now tat its nt working it seems its not sensitive to touch replace

Is a/c compressor kicking on to dehumidify glass?

If you have a sweet smell, it could be a heater core leak.

Usually either a toner cartridge running out or damp paper.

Take the toner cartridge out and shake it side-to-side to loosen and redistribute the toner inside. If that fixes it, pat yourself on the back for now, but buy a spare cartridge right away.

Take a good look at your paper after printing. If it's severely curled, warped, lumpy, or creased, it may be because moisture in the paper is causing it to bend under the heat of the fuser inside the printer. The same moisture can keep toner from being attracted evenly to the paper. (Laser printers and copiers all rely on static electricity, and moisture dissipates a static charge quickly.)

Don't bother trying to dry damp paper; it will never be flat enough for a laser printer or copier again. Give to your kids for projects or something.

Can't tell by pict for sure, IF this is a Microwave that is vented. Is it possible your vent it needs to be cleared. Sounds like possible moisture in the microwave, This would shut it down in the middle of a cycle. The moisture would happen from poor or clogged venting.

Most likely you will need to do more than that, as there will be condensation and moisture trapped inside your phone. Moisture + electronic circuits = bad news. Try this... it sounds really wacky but it often works: put your phone in a box full of uncooked rice, completely covering the phone on all sides. Leave it in the rice for a good 12-24 hours. Rice wicks away the moisture inside sensitive electronics. After 12-24 hours, turn it on and see what happens. Good luck!

you may have moisture in the conrtol clock have you baked some steamy things? the fix is a new control clock. let me know thanks