Condensation or moisture on the lens of your camera can be a frustrating problem and can lead to blurry images and poor video quality. A good way to reduce moisture inside the camera can be to replace or add additional silica packs inside the camera, however, please note, the silica packs that came with the camera will be towards the back of the camera. This procedure will be at your own risk since it will require you to open or dismantle the camera. For additional information on how to prevent or reduce condensation within your camera, click here.
Step 1: Using a flat head screwdriver or similar object gently remove the visor on top of the camera and pop the cover off the front of the camera to expose the screws.
Step 2: Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the screws and lift to open the camera.
Note: You can remove the wiring if needed if you do not want the top portion to dangle. Reconnect the wiring after the packs have been placed.
Step 3: Using a Phillips head screwdriver, remove the 2 screws to lift the lens.
Step 4: Remove the other 2 sets of screws and lift to expose the silica packs.
Step 5: Remove the old packs and replace it with new silica packs.
Step 6: Secure the insides and any wiring back into the camera ensuring the weatherproof seal is sealed properly. Then, put the the front cover and visor back on the camera.
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