hello. Can I paint the sensors? does not spoil?
1385685
No man you cant ... even a water drop make sensor wrong.. paint will just imo do the same..
890353
No problem, just mind that the button that open the sensor can be sticked with the paint.
1183105
Painting is optional. If you are happy with the original look, then it should not be a big issue. I didn't paint mine either. Good Luck!
358770
No, it was not. I fixed that by removing the glass again and scraping the paint off the inside, (very carefully), of the glass over the sensors. After I did that, the sensors work fine once again.
1295172
They are Dry. You will need to purchase a liquid sensor cleaner. I recommend Eclipse optic cleaning fluid. Good Luck
2254026
I would try puting it on but using duct tape on the sides to check if the sensors work .If they work then pill of the tape from bump tek and install it permanently.
2040123
Bob, Thank you for your interest in Goedekers. I'm not sure what you are asking by do the sensors go up after 2 years?
1959628
We used a stain on ours so you could certainly paint one. We used the stain before assembling it so it was easy.
1556397
I have had mine sometime, but according to OPTi shot, unless you hit straight down on the sensors they shouldn't get damaged. Mine have never been damaged by myself or several "hacker" type guests.....hope that helps
2107796
it doesn't matter if it's metal or plastic, as long as you install them correctly. Keep in mind when installing, don't push the sensors from the center but instead push them by outer edge into their place.
673255
You could definately paint them before they are mounted in the floor. But I have noticed mine have some scratches on them already from being on the floor. The paint might scratch off from wear since they door stick up above the floor surface some. I love the design and function of them.
696181
Yes, you can paint it. It would be very easy to paint it before you installed it.
628906
I think you could paint it, with a primer. It's a little like veneer, so paint might not go on well by itself. It's a sturdy unit, but dings and chips easily. A good strong paint would improve it a lot.
967062
you should be able to. I don't think there is a temperature limit on the sensor.
1560386
I have changed the batteries several time in my sensor with no problems. Make sure that when you changed the batteries that you did not hit one of the dip switches in the sensor my accident. I did this one time in one of my sensors.
637938
I bet you could...sounds like a more convenient way to do it. I'd suggest masking off the sensor lens before spraying as the acrylic may interfere with the detection range.
1328037
No nothing comes with the sensor. They were susposed to remove them from selling as they have issues. I returned mine as they didn't work at all.