If they come out, they should definitely do so before the console is
moved, especially with a Molex connection to the motherboard.
best,
Ike
On 11-03-18 1:56 PM, pete wrote:
i too can confirm this as i sat in front of the desk last week.
-pete
On Mar 18, 2011, at 1:31 PM, Frank Moscowitz wrote:
The modules in the desk in question are in fact not hardwired, I can
say with the utmost confidence as I've repaired a number of the
modules. I can't speak to the majority of Series IIIc out there, but
this particular one uses the molex edge connectors.
Frank
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 1:16 PM, <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
First off, The modules are all hardwired. the cannot comeout with
out a lot of work. You really can only sit it up with the meter
bridge down, pad up, 2 - 4-wheel dollies, strap her down and go.
That is the best way (this is how Neotek save money by not having
removeable modules like a neve, the differece between a 30 G
console and a 100 G console). Everything will need to be teseted
again when set up as since it is hardwired, some solder points
become loose. Not a big deal. I have moved a series 3, 3
different times to 3 different states.
Good Luck
Clark
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