Is it really that big of a deal? Most of the time, a little gap won't cause any problems. People tend to overthink these DIY fixes. Unless you're seeing actual damage, I'd say save yourself the hassle. But that's just my two cents.

Wow! My friend was trying to fix his old stereo that kept cutting out. He got his hands on a thermal camera and pointed it at the circuit board. One specific capacitor was glowing bright orange on the screen while everything else was cool. He replaced that single part and the stereo worked perfectly. Said it turned a total headache into a five minute fix.

Saw a piece saying we traded hype for convenience.

3 PM Tuesday heat cuts show the system can make mistakes. Your fix for sunny rooms points to needed adjustments. How do you stop manual changes from ruining the learning process?