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18-05-21, 21:27
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This morning I was able to remove all the loose switches from the front of the chassis. I did not want them continuing to swing and bang about while maneuvering the chassis around trying to work on the removal of other bits.
I can see already I will be needing more desoldering wick real soon. Once the removed parts are cleaned and checked, I bag them with an ID Sticky Note and if the part is compatible with any Canadian 19-Set Mk III parts, I make note of that as well. It slows things down a bit but at least in the future, I will know exactly what I am looking at during a parts search. I will start on one of the Tag Panels at the back of the chassis next. David 
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