The dehumifier in the bike shed has been relatively fine, although even with the drain tube seemingly well attached the water tank still fills up. Think come summer I might see if its possible to look inside to figure out how its drainage works. Any way mid week and having had the ebike out late in day for some tinkering I pushed it back in the shed for an almighty clatter to occur along with a loud squealing noise. With a light source switched on (a front light) discovered the wires associated with the humidity controller all tangled up with the ebike and the display reading ER. Disconnected the controller and left the dehumifier working off its inbuilt sensor (no idea where to turn the control knob to) . Eventually discovered the plug on the end of the lead inside the humiidty sensor had come disconnected; quite how it managed that if it had been put together right as the wire loops around a peg to act a cable clamp.
Spent time today with cable tie mounts and a roll of exterior mounting tape making all the cables tight against the inside of the shed and the controller, sensor and sockets also stuck in place
Sun was now out - um, time to go out on the road bike, ah! flat front tyre - that took two attempt to fix the puncture of the inner tube during which I tried to remove the RH Crank bolt on the ebike in order to easily fit a chainring bolt fitted chain guard - could not shift the bolt so tried fitting the chain guard without removing the chainring only to find the chainring bolt spacers I had, even doubled, tripled, quadrupled were not wide enough
Trips needed to Screwfix tomorrow for a drill mounting nut spinner and Spa on Monday for some thicker spacers.
Packed up, opened the fridge door and discovered a 2 pint bottle of milk had leaked nearly a pint into bottle container on the door
