Do you have the recalcitrant button syndrome....you know...it wont
stay down or up when you want it to?
It can't be repaired ( well... maybe with epoxy and some microscopic
sculpturing)but the panel can easily be taken apart and the stubborn
button replaced, they are interchangeable. It all comes beautifully apart.
The problem is the plastic track molded on the sideface of the button
where a metal disc with a tiny pin must follow the track.
The metal pin is harder than the plastic .....and over time with abuse
the pin wears down the track. I saw this under the microscope!
If yours is working, don't abuse the button, rather work it slowly,
hitting the button fast will eat up the plastic.
If anyone is interested I will post some pics.
George N
Miami
89 505 Turbo
92 SW8
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Received on Sun Jun 4 22:00:05 2006