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Old 11-14-2009, 06:47 AM   #1
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Water INSIDE Kingdome Satellite housing
When setting up my Kingdome 9702-LP it did not respond. After I took the cover off I found about an inch of water in the bottom. There was a lot of rust and corrosion inside. After getting the water out and flexing a few micro-switches I got it working....for now. I got great help form the Kingdome Tech support but they could not explaine how the water got in. Has anyone else found water inside the unit? When I get back home I'm taking it to the shop.
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You think condensation? Never looked in ours - it stays under a shed unless we are on the road.
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