Hi all. I have a very small bug underneath the glass of my kemper screen..
However small it is annoying. & hasn't moved for 3 days now sat in the same spot...
Any advice or help ??
Thanks in advance!!
Hi all. I have a very small bug underneath the glass of my kemper screen..
However small it is annoying. & hasn't moved for 3 days now sat in the same spot...
Any advice or help ??
Thanks in advance!!
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Did the extra legs come with a firmware update?
I had this problem last year..
My house has been full of little bugs attracted by heat, light and white "color" (walls). They get inside my computer screens and my Kemper..
I just beware to not kill them and they finally left. But for my Kemper it took more than a week, I thought it was dead cause it never moved in a week, but one day it disappeared.
This year, to avoid it, I just let my windows closed all the afternoon.
They're called "Thysanoptera" maybe they're the same as yours as I often see people on internet having these problemes during summer.
... hasn't moved for 3 days now sat in the same spot...
Have you tried feeding it?
Kemper didn't get all the bugs out.
Wait for the next update and he may be gone.
Ha!
Or buy a new set of armour for him 'cause he's wearing the wrong firmware.
Maybe try the official release instead of betas... it's known to have fewer bugs.
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Oh, and welcome, Ad_ABD13691!
Poor bugger. Hopefully this bugbear of ours doesn't bug him to buggery.
<p>I don't know how everyone else is with their Kemper, but since I do not have a case yet for the toaster, which was ordered yesterday, I keep towels covering the unit until I am using it.</p>
<p>Of course a bug could get inside th Kemper while I am using it but, at least it helps to keep the dust away from it when not in use.</p>
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Same here - covered all the time with a cotton sheet.
I think it's more likely that a bug would venture into the unit whist it's in operation, C-4, due to the heat-attraction it'd feel. Then once in there, any light leaking from the rear(!) of the LCD would attract it into the housing.
That's my explanation anyway.