The thermometer on my Weber Slate seems to have taken on water. Do any of you know if I can just pull it apart to dry it? Or know where I would get instructions on how to fix it?
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Is it covered? Did it get rained on? Did it happen by itself just through humidity and no rain? If you don’t have a cover, I’d highly recommend getting one. A blow dryer should get rid of the condensation for now. But, it looks to be a reoccurring problem if not fixed. Email Weber with pics, but just make sure to go into detail with them how it happened. -
I don’t cover it. Probably not a bad idea to get one. I’ll email Weber and see what they say.Comment
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A cover is great to keep the elements off your griddle, so yeah, I’d get one anyway. But…you’ll still get humidity inside, maybe even more so with a cover as it will be trapped inside with no way to dry out. It seems to me that there’s a defect in your thermometer housing which is allowing moisture in. I’d recommend asking Weber for a new thermometer housing.
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You might be able to just hit it with a hair dryer or heat gun... but there's an access point for moisture whether it's rain dew or humidity, maybe it's defective and Weber replaces itComment
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