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7.2 DIAGNOSIS 7.2.1 DISASSEMBLY
- Removing the Case(not shown) 1. Remove the nine screws. 2. Remove the Case. - Removing the Panel Unit(not shown) 1. Remove the six screws. 2. Remove the two Panel Units. - Removing the Amp Unit(Fig.1) Remove the nine screws.
Use 2 pcs. of screw and insert them into the two holes marked with an arrow. Alternately tighten them little by little until the Sub Heat Sink separates from the Heat Sink.
Heat Sink
Amp Unit
Sub Heat Sink
Sub Heat Sink
Fig.1
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