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On Jan 6, 12:42*pm, wrote:
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. If the knobs do not have a set screw, you might like to try this method. I have used it many times over the last five decades. Take a heavy thick cloth and slide it around the knob, then twist the cloth to form a clamp, pull with a rocking right to left or up and down motion. Warning, you might need to get some help holding the rig if very tight. This method has worked for me many times. K4ZYF |
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