Glue and seals weaken with exposure to temperature extremes in both directions. I found this out the hard way too. Yeah, the stuff everyone uses in consumer el

Glue and seals weaken with exposure to temperature extremes in both directions. I found this out the hard way too. Yeah, the stuff everyone uses in consumer electronics is crap. I learned a lot about this after I got a used boat and started working on it myself. I wish manufacturers would take a page from the marine industry and use better quality materials like Stainless 316 for metal frames and fasteners (much more rust-resistant than common 304 Stainless), Santoprene for gaskets (a UV-resistant EDPM blend with a working temperature from -81°F to 275°F / -60°C to 135°C), higher quality adhesives, etc. I noticed SCUBA (diving) and SCBA (firefighting) hardware tends to be built somewhat better (though still not perfect), presumably because it's life-safety. And NASA and others pioneered incredible materials and assembly methods for aviation and spaceflight back in the day. We have the means to build for longevity, it just costs 3X+. Don't even get me started about commodity vulcanized rubber coatings that become a sticky mess after a few years.