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Old 31-10-20, 22:29
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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After drilling out the broken panel screw stub from the chassis the other day, I remembered there was a screw completely missing in the lower feft corner and next to it, an incorrect machine screw. I decided to check both those holes as well with proper hardware to ensure there were no surprises later on and both worked perfectly well.

There are a handful of small parts that mount directly to the Sender panel independent of chassis attachment or other parts, so I have decided to replace them now while the panel is easy to work with.

First back on today was the Data Plate. Seemed only proper.

David
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