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![]() wrote in message ... Hi, I have a Kenwood TS-850s and need to remove the knobs for a little maintenance. They are on very tight and I'm afraid I'm going to damage the pots/panel/knobs by removing them. Any removal techniques that will minimize any damage would be appreciated. Lube the pots and shafts with light mineral oil and let it soak. Contact cleaners with mineral oil are safer. Some Kenwood knobs have set screws. Look under the rubber band on the main tuning knob, etc. A fork with one of the tines missing might help to pry the others. Use cardboard on the face to protect it. You just have to be careful not to mar things. Another way on some models is to loosen the front panel and rock it. Sometimes the metal inserts rust. |
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