Window sometimes won't close, or closes in jerky 1-inch increments

[Wanderer]

Looks like I've some work to do then!

 

[MarkMas]

Ok, well you are in trouble now! The theory is that you can poke a bit of stiffish wire through the channel in the rubber, and then attach the end of the sensor to that and pull it through. Or maybe use the wire to pull through some string or fishing line, and then use THAT to pull the sensor through, as it will be easier to attach the string to the sensor than the wire.

Good luck!

 

[MarkMas]

Also you might see if the sensor works before you even try to fit it.

 

[Wanderer]

The Devil shiits on my Duvet again......

 

[Wanderer]

Nope. Gaffer tape is deliberately designed to be easily removable.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaffer_tape

Here's Peter Hook's (bass: Joy Division. New Order) explanation...

 

[CatmanV2]

...and it holds the universe together and is often used as a metaphor for the Tao...

C

 

[jemgee]

I quite liked the wiki entry for gaffer tape - "many other types of tape are also used, such as paper tape, pressure-sensitive tape (A.K.A. snot tape)"

 

[Gazcw]

The Devil shiits on my Duvet again......

Can you delete the sensor and just not stick your head in the window when doing it up?

 

[MarkMas]

Can you delete the sensor and just not stick your head in the window when doing it up?

Maybe - I fear the computer would complain. I suppose you could buy a sensor (£75), plug it in and just not install it in the rubber surround, saving an hour or two.

 

[Gazcw]

Maybe - I fear the computer would complain. I suppose you could buy a sensor (£75), plug it in and just not install it in the rubber surround, saving an hour or two.

I wouldn't do it, but until you got around to sorting it I just wondered if it was looking for a circuit/voltage/resistance that would stop the creep issue.