Introduction

You might think that a kitchen bin is meant to be cleaned thoroughly, but if you put it under the tap for a good scrub and then rinse... well, water will get everywhere, this things are not water proof at all!

This is a very easy guide on how to disassemble and solve the problem.

  1. QKHaBs52C4cbOjDg
    QKHaBs52C4cbOjDg
    yVkvAxmvOjMqnWNb
    • With a philips n.2 screw, removewthe 6 screws that hold the main two parts of the lid together.

  2. FJoKsKFCd2YjswLa
    FJoKsKFCd2YjswLa
    2AuHNgWDrfpRAIyG
    ZGiBlROWOeUBq5bV
    • You'll probably see water accumulated in a few areas, and everything will be wet.

    • With a paper towel, go throughly drying everywhere you see water.

    • Careful when managing this step, there are wires tethering the two parts and these are soldered, can't be removed.

  3. iTvyaq5nEVNRCHAu
    iTvyaq5nEVNRCHAu
    dQJDQRLYTvnji3fR
    SHhgTTFYUDoufaRb
    • There are three small screws holding the sensor board. unscrew them to have access to the other side of the board and the plastic lid

    • Optionally, a bit of Isopropyl alcohol with a cotton bud can be rubbed over the boards, and this evaporates very quickly.

    • Make sure to squeeze a bit of paper towel in the sensors cavity, there's most likely water there!

  4. LEuEMUvJLAPsGdUE
    • Before reassembling, I cleaned this spring that opens the lid, since I couldn't tell if this was lubricating grease or just disgusting grease. I replaced it with a bit of lubricating grease, but I doubt this is needed.

    • i also added a little bit of grease to the gears at the other side (forgot to take a picture)

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

palako

Member since: 01/02/15

962 Reputation

0 comments