It is really dusty where we ride our Polaris Ranger and I am curious if the excessive dust will harm this product?
742814
I've had this speaker for a year and have left it on my 2013 Polaris 850xp outside in the rain and snow for days at a time. The only issue I have is there is a short that causes a crackling in the sound from time to time. And it isn't loud enough to hear really good unless you are parked. Hope this helps?
742815
I dont think so , I have had mine through mud and water, i also have used a hose on it to wash mud off. Its been two years and works fine
742816
No. Dust will not be a problem. Play the right tunes, and it will shake the dust off. It is completely sealed. I have two of these now; one on a tractor and one on my boys' go kart. I have covered them in mud (100%) and washed them off with a hose on multiple occasions and they still work like they are brand new. Do note that they will need to be wired to a switch or unplugged from your battery when not in use as there is no power button. I hooked mine to water tight switches for best results.
742817
No during summer gets real dry and dusty and ride mostly in sand and dust no problems completely sealed
737906
I store my gas cans under a lean-to outside, and I hang this on a nail in the back. So far dust hasn't been a problem. but maybe a long sock would be good. Let the air circulate, but keep dust out.
340709
I was curious to see if mine was also dirty. It was. I couldn't remove the white plastic front, but I blew into the wider opening and it seemed to get rid of just about all of the dust inside. Now I am keeping mine in a ziploc sandwich bag to prevent the build up of dust.
1300488
Well, my first question was.. how did you get lint in there? Blower works pretty fine for dust, and smaller pieces of lint. And check mirror one the camera, it could be some lint there :)
489448
I believe the issue with ESD is if there's a possibility of close contact with the part and the device. As long as you don't touch the nozzles to the part, you should be fine. The duster is plenty powerful with the narrow nozzle attachment to use sufficiently far a way.
1779974
It gets definitely accumulates dust, but cleaning it is very simple. You just unscrew the back and wipe clean.
1997781
I honestly could not tell you. I installed this unit shortly before starting a remodelling project so any dust that it may allow out is negligable at this point.
502783
There is an exhaust port. And the air that comes out is hot. But I don't believe dust or debris can escape, since it has a filter there. I've never noticed any dust or debris coming from there.
2237000
No. We use this fan very often and have not experienced any more dust issues than without it.
1082162
We suspect dust has either collected on the dash or on the base of the mount. We would suggest washing it with water to remove the dust. Let it dry before placing it on the dash again. Please let us know if we can assist you further. Thanks !
1351332
I have very little dust in mine. Any dust that can get in will fall out naturally over the course of time.
1050836
I have been having the same issue with mine, the manual suggests the use of adhesive tape to remove dust from the adhesive. I haven't tried it yet, will let you know what works, looking forward to replies on this post for other innovative ideas on cleaning...
511213
Using diatomaceous dirt, I just tried the duster to see if it would disperse in a vertical position. It does. It sent out a fine spray of the dust. I have not used it with any other product since I am primarily fighting against crawling insects.
1222486
Well I went riding yesterday and to answer you question it didn't make any extra dust for the bed. It did eliminate dust coming in the back and the cup holders are great. I have a set of pro armor doors and the dust would come in there at times but nothing like it was. The noise level was reduced and the padded engine cover was great. I hope this helped. I would by the item again.
1986553
It might collect a lot of dust. Might have better luck with Wahl's clipper oil.
578909
I have never had any trouble with dust. I do not thing the crucial parts are really exposed as the design has everything covered except the end.
1533376
I had mine working perfect for almost a year. But when I took apart the motor the problem was NOT that the motor burned it. Dust had filled the gear box so badly that it stripped the gear of it's teeth. I poured out tablespoons of litter dust build up! Regularly take apart the motor house and clean out the dust and you shouldn't have a problem with it.