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MODELS: WD-52627 / 52628 / 62627 / 62628 / 62827 / 62927 / 73727 / 73827 / 73927
WD-73927
1) Remove (16) screws (A). 8 on each side. (Remove only the outside screws. Do not remove inside screws, they are for the Screen Frame) 2) Pull Front Panel Escushions from unit.
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3) Remove (8) screws (B) and remove the Pedestal Cover. Mechanical adjuster is now accessable.
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Locking Screws and Wedge Removal
Before mechanical adjustments can be made, locking screws must be loosened.
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[B-1] is located on the front of the UNIT-ADJUSTER. (Figure 1) In 52� and 62� models [B-2] is accessible from the rear of the unit on the right side of the Optical Engine (from the rear). (Figure 2) WARNING: DO NOT loosen [B-2] too far. The nut on the other side may drop off. Then then Optical Engine must be removed to re-install the nut.
[B-2]
Figure 2: 52� & 62� Side Locking Screw
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