Ideal HE35 Isar / yellowish sticky substance melting away by the dry fire thermistor?

[kenneth23]

hi there,

There is a substance melting and coming out from around the dry fire thermistor on my ideal he35 isar. It s like melted plastic/resine with a honey colour. It's five year old now and had already noticed this when the servicing was done last year. Cleaned it but I ve checked by curiosity today and this substance was there again. Any idea what it could be?

 

[Dotty]

Re: Ideal HE35 Isar / yellowish sticky substance melting away by the dry fire thermis

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