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Is it possible... or advisable to open up my FC 2000? It sounds like a baby rattle!
Not sure why, but apparently I have a loose screw (let the jokes begin)
Posted : October 5, 2012 7:16 am
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> I have a loose screw (let the jokes begin)
Is that like a nut behind the wheel? 😉
You will probably void the warranty, if there is one, if you open it up.
If you do open it up, make sure you have a clean, clear, open work bench and take lots of pictures along the way.
Good luck!
Radar
Posted : October 5, 2012 1:11 pm
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> Is it possible... or advisable to open up my FC 2000? It sounds like a baby rattle!
>
> Not sure why, but apparently I have a loose screw (let the jokes begin)
I had that too, but it worked for years with the rattle. I suppose if it is metal and shorts something out, that would be a problem. Prob too old to have a warranty?
I would just live with it.
Posted : October 6, 2012 7:50 pm