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June 1, 2006 at 4:05 pm #18209
Tekno
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Thought that this was an easy fix, blown green power on warning lamp! So ordered the replacement but then could find no way to access the control panel 🙁
Anyone have any ideas how to gain access to replace the bulb???
Thanks
TeknoJune 17, 2006 at 1:26 pm #178137Tekno
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Just thought that I would post that the problem is solved – easy when you know how!
The control panel had been installed incorrectly in the factory and was easy to remove once the cover had been removed and then carefully levered out. The sheet metel (bent in the factory) could then be dressed back to its correct position and all is well.
So far as the pilot lamp (LED) is concerned there were three spade terminations to be made and with the use of a couple of double spade adapters the job was completed!
So if any one else has the problem I can now give a step by step procedure – should it be required!
Regards to all.
Tekno 8)June 17, 2006 at 1:41 pm #178138gegsy
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Hi Tekno
Many thanks for that repair tip. I would just like to add that when undergoing any repair, please make sure that the power is off and :plug:Greg
June 17, 2006 at 3:07 pm #178139Tekno
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Hi Greg
Yes you are absolutley correct – the first principal whilst carrying out any repair is to isolate the equipment and if possible totally disconnect from the power supply!
For some of us it is an automatic procedure but of course there are others!
Thanks for making the point!
Tekno 8)
June 17, 2006 at 6:07 pm #178140gegsy
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Tekno wrote:For some of us it is an automatic procedure but of course there are others!
When giving info in the public forum it is paramount. Safety first, repair second.
Also, are you a trade member Tekno? If so that is fine.If you are a member of the public it isn’t really allowed to give information/advice in any of the public forums, If you feel you have something you want to share please run it by site admin or any moderator first.Thanks for your understanding
GregJune 19, 2006 at 9:57 am #178141Tekno
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Greg
Many appologies for my transgression!
As a result I will take a look at the possibilities of becoming a trade member!
Regards
Tekno 8)
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