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Old 10-11-2015, 12:55 PM
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I only had 2 papers on mine, both towards the rear edge. I was able to reach the solder joints easily with a standard 40 watt pencil iron. And with carefully monuvering you don't really have to pull up the board to reach anything. It's suspended up a little bit at its mounts. As for how I get to it, I just tip the set on its side, and put a little padding down.
IIRC there is a screw holding down the board....Once it is loose you can move it as needed. I propped mine on it's side for servicing. It may have needed something under it to keep it propped up.

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Anyway's, thoughts-any suggestions on my current issue? Is something sucking my HV off?
There is a distinct double entendre in that statement......
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