Hi WT Thank you so much for the reply. So basically - it sounds like I am not pushing hard enough? Which part of the PCB do you push? Do I push it on the black tabs or on the board its self? THANK YOU for your help... All the best Howard --- In Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com, "WT" <waveterm@...> wrote: > > I had the same problem. > > My guess is that it was a long time ago since the cards were removed. > > Put on some heavy-duty gloves and with both thumbs, press that sucker in. It > helps if you have the mainframe positioned up against a wall or have a > friend to hold it so it doesn´t move..... > > WT > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Howard Smith" <hjsmkv@...> > To: <Fairlight-CMI@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Friday, November 05, 2010 9:29 PM > Subject: [Fairlight-CMI] llx PCB's > > > Hi Guys > > Newbie here - > Ok - this may sound like a silly question and I am sure it is... > > I have my llx and just had a PCB repaired. > My question is how do you get the b***** back in? > > I do not want to force it,but it really does not want to lock. > I have it the right way around and in the right slots. > It just will not lock in? > > I tried to unlock and then re lock Q256 as this seemed to be the easiest one > to see what was going on, and you guessed it - I can not get this one back > in either... > > I know I am being a Muppet - but having waited 25 years to play it, I really > do not want to screw it up at this stage. > > I am a very technical guy with my specialty in problem solving, but this has > me stumped.. > > Dying to play it - so Any help or tricks would be wonderful... > > Thank you > Howard >
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Re: llx PCB's
2010-11-05 by Howard Smith
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