Is there an easier way...besides brute force....to remove the old knobs on an HT 1250?
It seems that many people indicate that it's easy, until even they do it.
I also hear that putting the new knob on is a bit of a deal, too.
Thanks..
HT1250 Knob Replacement
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Re: HT1250 Knob Replacement
It is pretty easy.
What I do is put a piece of cloth over the knobs for protection before I grip them with the pliers. Then just pull straight up (don't wiggle them).
Putting new ones on is easy too. You just need to push them down hard. I get good results by just using my hand and some pressure.
What I do is put a piece of cloth over the knobs for protection before I grip them with the pliers. Then just pull straight up (don't wiggle them).
Putting new ones on is easy too. You just need to push them down hard. I get good results by just using my hand and some pressure.
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Re: HT1250 Knob Replacement
I myself think it's pretty easy.
A pair of pliars. pulling straight up will work. You may distort the rubber on the outside if that bothers you.
A small flathead srewdriver and just pop it off.
They ( Motorola ) produced a special knob pulling tool and chassis opener. It does help and I use it.
Part # 66-86533Z01 , don't know the cost, but maybe you should investigate it as it is useful.
As far as putting them back on .......Again, I think it's pretty simple as well. The "key" is to line up the "D" shape corectly and just press it on .
A pair of pliars. pulling straight up will work. You may distort the rubber on the outside if that bothers you.
A small flathead srewdriver and just pop it off.
They ( Motorola ) produced a special knob pulling tool and chassis opener. It does help and I use it.
Part # 66-86533Z01 , don't know the cost, but maybe you should investigate it as it is useful.
As far as putting them back on .......Again, I think it's pretty simple as well. The "key" is to line up the "D" shape corectly and just press it on .
Re: HT1250 Knob Replacement
If your talking about the Volume and Channel Selector knobs on top. I just use a pair of needlle nose pliers, gently grab the knob below the raised portion, using the case as a fulcrum, gently pry up. I have never had a problem putting them back on.
Re: HT1250 Knob Replacement
Or you could use the knob tool.....