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bill knox · 16th Mar 2019, 12:13 am

Hi Paul

Have just had a thought, when the PCB is fitted into the case I seem to remember that the PCB slides into a slot on either side of the case, if, when removing the xtals, if the person was not careful he may have missed the slot and just pushed the PCB into the case with the PCB going crooked, take the bottom off and have a look up into the battery compartment and see if the PCB is laying flat or looks crooked, if it's crooked you may need a little bit more force to remove the PCB.

Bill

16th Mar 2019, 12:13 am	#10
bill knox Hexode Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Wilstead, Bedfordshire, UK. Posts: 367	Re: Opening Burndept BE470? Hi Paul Have just had a thought, when the PCB is fitted into the case I seem to remember that the PCB slides into a slot on either side of the case, if, when removing the xtals, if the person was not careful he may have missed the slot and just pushed the PCB into the case with the PCB going crooked, take the bottom off and have a look up into the battery compartment and see if the PCB is laying flat or looks crooked, if it's crooked you may need a little bit more force to remove the PCB. Bill