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Hi there,
I have a Samsung PCD-650 audio system (you know, that old stuff) and I would like to repair it( I've found the problem and I think I know how to repair it). The only thing is that I cannot open the box in order to reach circuitry. As the holes to reach the screws are really deep, I thought that I could undo them with a long screwdriver, but, although it's pulled like a magnet and fits well, it doesn't unscrew. I find that really odd, so if you have lived the same experience or know how to fix this thing, please reply, i'm going crazy without music :o/ Thanx a lot, eLeNa |
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"eLeNa" wrote in message m... Hi there, I have a Samsung PCD-650 audio system (you know, that old stuff) and I would like to repair it( I've found the problem and I think I know how to repair it). The only thing is that I cannot open the box in order to reach circuitry. As the holes to reach the screws are really deep, I thought that I could undo them with a long screwdriver, but, although it's pulled like a magnet and fits well, it doesn't unscrew. I find that really odd, so if you have lived the same experience or know how to fix this thing, please reply, i'm going crazy without music :o/ Thanx a lot, eLeNa Two things come to mind, 1) the screws are "tamperproof" ie not the same as your screwdriver. 2) They are stripped. For 1 you need a torch to examine the heads. For 2 you need to apply moderate seperating force whilst turning the screws. Also there may be plastic locking tabs involved. Lotsa luck !! -- Regards ........ Rheilly Phoull |
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"Rheilly Phoull" wrote in message . au...
Two things come to mind, 1) the screws are "tamperproof" ie not the same as your screwdriver. 2) They are stripped. For 1 you need a torch to examine the heads. For 2 you need to apply moderate seperating force whilst turning the screws. Also there may be plastic locking tabs involved. Lotsa luck !! Thanx ;) i'm gonna try your advice tomorrow morning, cross my fingers, hope to be able to open this thing of box. Have a nice evening, eLeNa |
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