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Jack McCullough wrote:
The antenna should be oiled once a while. Or it might be slightly bent. Then
try to straighten it; you might just get away with it. It happened to my 9000,
At first I assumed it was vandalism, but then I found that I had probably
encountered some air conditioning pipes in a basement company car park.
Very annoying since it is difficult to appreciate how the box section pipes
reduces the available height.
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- 12-30 01:04 AM #1JackGuest
antenna problem
I have a new used 9000 (1997) and I've noticed an odd problem with the
antenna. I hear it going down, but it doesn't go down all the way. I also
think it doesn't go down to the same height consistently. Any ideas on a
quick, cheap fix?
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Giles Corey, 1692
- 12-30 10:42 AM #2JohannesGuest
Re: antenna problem
- 12-30 05:48 PM #3EverettGuest
Re: antenna problem
"Jack McCullough" <net> writes:
Mine failed similarly and when I opened it, I found a small
plastic strip that's driven by a cog wheel and motor. Mine
was missing a few teeth on the strip. Replacing the strip
got it working again until the control relay failed.
I was able to replace the strip becuase I happened across
someone on the `net who lived a short distance from the
factory in Austria.
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