Daniel J. Morlan wrote:
Is this normal? Or might something be a bit loose? I don't mind it
TERRIBLY, but I'd like to know if this is the standard for this radio. It's
been like that since the day I bought it, but I'd sure be happier with it if
it were a little more solid-feeling. The whole radio, while big, seems kind
of... Almost fragile.

DJM

That should not be...send it back to the seller for another one.

I have some old radios that get sort of like that sometimes.Tuner
control,on/off/volume control,etc.Usually it is a thin nut on the shaft
that needs tightened back up.Sometimes,they are very hard to reach to
tightned them back up unless you remove the radio chassis from the
radio's cabinet so you can gain access to the nut.
cuhulin

On Sat, 10 Sep 2005 12:09:33 -0500, wrote:

I have some old radios that get sort of like that sometimes.Tuner
control,on/off/volume control,etc.Usually it is a thin nut on the shaft
that needs tightened back up.Sometimes,they are very hard to reach to
tightned them back up unless you remove the radio chassis from the
radio's cabinet so you can gain access to the nut.
cuhulin

Worst case scenario is it needs a new encoder.