Using the photo above posted by “fire78”, to make a Cricket Public Service Announcement:
Just a warning about removing the silicone gasket that goes on top of the device, and under the titanium tub.
Not something you would really need to do unless you’re replacing it, I was curious so I carefully pulled it out. It’s not difficult, but I was surprised how tight it was packed in there.
ISSUE was trying to get it back in and FLUSH with the grooves. I spent a lot of time pushing it back in, using more and more finger pressure, but I could tell it wasn’t down far enough. Even tried bolting the tub back in, but the tub pushed up the gasket on the ends a bit, and I knew that wasn’t right. Basically, the top cap/MP would not fit flush back on the device, that’s the biggest clue the gasket isn’t down far enough in the cutout grooves.
I revisited this several times, as I hate giving up on puzzles, and the thought of returning it just to get a gasket installed was close to humiliating….. So I gave it some thought, and remembering how tight it was getting out originally, and the silicone being very soft and pliable, I deduced that perhaps it really has to be crammed down into the grooves. So one last attempt….
Using the flat end of a wooden S&B brush (to not damage the gasket), I began pushing down slowly and evenly working my way around the gasket. When it’s all the way down where it belongs, the (4) metal PINS (holds the tub in place), will be sticking out a bit from the top surface of the gasket, bolt the tub back in and the top cap/MP will go on correctly.
Puzzle solved, just figured I’d share my experience….. I won’t be removing this again, unless I had to!
***NOTE: Doing the onboard temperature calibration is quick and easy, take notice at the very end, the screen will briefly show the ohms.
Mine said “11.8 mOhms - EXCELLENT”.