All sorted - thanks to mike for the setup instructions.

Biggest job was repairing the front panel fixings. The mains switch needs
them to be secure as it operates via a pivot, and if that isn't rigid it
won't work. Later models have a metal rather than plastic front panel, so
they obviously knew it wasn't brilliant.

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All sorted - thanks to mike for the setup instructions.

Biggest job was repairing the front panel fixings. The mains switch needs
them to be secure as it operates via a pivot, and if that isn't rigid it
won't work. Later models have a metal rather than plastic front panel, so
they obviously knew it wasn't brilliant.



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On 27/03/2011 14:04, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
All sorted - thanks to mike for the setup instructions.

Biggest job was repairing the front panel fixings. The mains switch needs
them to be secure as it operates via a pivot, and if that isn't rigid it
won't work. Later models have a metal rather than plastic front panel, so
they obviously knew it wasn't brilliant.

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