Though situation. As you most likely thought, moisture may have gotten on to the circuit board.? You could try taking the front face plate off and use a hair dryer to make sure all the moisture is off the circuit board. I've also heard of some people putting electronics that were exposed to moisture in the oven and bake them at a low temperature. No sure if any of this will resolve your problem but I wouldn't think low heat would damage the circuit board. Would be interested in hearing what others think. Good luck.?
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From: "David Jones via groups.io" <david.a.jones27@...>
Date: 1/28/25 10:09 AM (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [Gemini-II_io] Constant Beep?
Had my rig out last night and frost stuck to just about everything. I was waiting for the melt and evaporation this morning as it warmed back up before covering. My Gemini 2 is now holding a constant beep when powered on despite power cycles / unplugging / waiting / etc - this can't be good I'm sure. Quite possible but not evident if any water dripped from the frost melting.
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Any advice?
