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Post by Libraryman2 on Fri Aug 28, 2020 6:28 pm

Hi all, the wooden facia above my hab door appear to have something rattling behind it...anyone know if it’s easy to remove?.

It holds the Sargent control panel etc...it must hide all the wiring!   There are 4 round plastic caps covering the screws...I’m guessing that if I unscrew those..it will pull forward..

Anyone already pulled it off, I don’t want to risk blowing it up rolleyes

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Post by KMRTOPAZ on Fri Aug 28, 2020 11:28 pm

Removed that today as part of the access work prior to fitting a SOG.  Before commencing, lever off the control panel  surround, remove two screws to release  the panel, pull away to check how much cable you have, then push all back (including the panel) through the aperature.
The plastic caps come off readily to reveal the holding screws.   In the Warwick Duo there were about eight.  But there were also a couple of countersunk screws with a small laminate disc covering the head. Not easy to spot !
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