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Bob_Moss · 10th Jan 2016, 1:22 pm

I have the same basic model, bought new in 1972ish. On mine, you can push the centre of the white rivets through - it is a separate pin! Use a pin punch or terminal screwdriver. Then after dismantling, retrieve the pins and use again.
Mine is the 6V and 12V version, I have had to replace the switch and the fuse is now on the front panel rather than in the lead.
Have fun!

10th Jan 2016, 1:22 pm	#60
Bob_Moss Pentode Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Mansfield Woodhouse, Nottinghamshire, UK. Posts: 216	Re: 12V Charger I have the same basic model, bought new in 1972ish. On mine, you can push the centre of the white rivets through - it is a separate pin! Use a pin punch or terminal screwdriver. Then after dismantling, retrieve the pins and use again. Mine is the 6V and 12V version, I have had to replace the switch and the fuse is now on the front panel rather than in the lead. Have fun! __________________ I was so upset that I cried all the way to the chip shop.