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CAUTION WHEN SERVICING
The 3 FFCs connected to the Motorised Front Panel is movable with the Motorised Front Panel. To prevent the FFCs from being trap in between the Motorised Front Panel and the Front Cabinet, the FFCs must be arrange as shown in Fig. 1.
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Remove slack of FFCs
Return the Motorised Front Panel to its upright position slowly while at the same time pull the FFCs (FFC-A/-B/-C) near to the slot to remove any slack that is formed in between the Motorised Front Panel and the Front Cabinet.
Note: To remove the Motorised Front Panel, rotate GEAR, PUSHER as shown in Fig. 2.
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