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I need to find someplace where I can get a Radio Shack PRO-97 repaired.
This unit is only about three months old and suffered an accident. While on vacation I shipped it in my luggage. ( I was concerned about the airport security reaction to a scanner.) Although well packed in the center of the bag we encountered some severe turbulence. Something hit the volume/squelch control and bent it about 15 degrees off vertical. Although the volume and squelch movement are locked together, the unit works OK. There is no other damage showing except for the bent control. The volume/squelch unit needs to be replaced. I am reaching out for guidance because I don't have much faith in the technical competence of the local stores. Of course I expect to pay for the repairs. Thank you, Stan Hanna |
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where r u 1st?
TBH its not a diff job to try and fix it's a shot to nothing i usually get a small diameter box spanner or pot runner or even an old key with a hole up the middle. pull off the knob on the bent shaft. slide it into the tool & gently bend it straight works most times else it's a spare part job. mike wrote in message oups.com... I need to find someplace where I can get a Radio Shack PRO-97 repaired. This unit is only about three months old and suffered an accident. While on vacation I shipped it in my luggage. ( I was concerned about the airport security reaction to a scanner.) Although well packed in the center of the bag we encountered some severe turbulence. Something hit the volume/squelch control and bent it about 15 degrees off vertical. Although the volume and squelch movement are locked together, the unit works OK. There is no other damage showing except for the bent control. The volume/squelch unit needs to be replaced. I am reaching out for guidance because I don't have much faith in the technical competence of the local stores. Of course I expect to pay for the repairs. Thank you, Stan Hanna |
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Thanks for the replies. Since these controls are concentric I prefer
to have the control replaced. I will try the local RS again and see if they will ship it out for me. Stan Hanna |
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If they're bent that bad, it probably cracked the main board too!
Bill Crocker wrote in message oups.com... Something hit the volume/squelch control and bent it about 15 degrees off vertical. Although the volume and squelch movement are locked together, the unit works OK. There is no other damage showing except for the bent control. The volume/squelch unit needs to be replaced. I am reaching out for guidance because I don't have much faith in the technical competence of the local stores. Of course I expect to pay for the repairs. Thank you, Stan Hanna |
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