They are the screws which pop up directly when the link opens up and it
is the size UNC 4-40.
In German they are called Senkkopf-Schrauben mit Innensechskant, ähnlich
DIN 7991, Edelstahl A2
which means Allen-Key, similar to DIN 7991 (industrial standard size),
stainless steel.
Cheers
Kai
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aston45 wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I´ve found the screws in the meantime.
> It is a supplier here in Germany, which is almost unbelievable.
> http://www.astro-electronic.de/screws.htm#10
What's the size? There are dozens of screws on that page.
Hi guys,
I´ve found the screws in the meantime.
It is a supplier here in Germany, which is almost unbelievable.
http://www.astro-electronic.de/screws.htm#10
Cheers
Kai
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Hi guys,
guess what?
I bought hex tools in inch and none of them fit since it seems to be
some odd size in between.
A friend of mine told me that a Torx 7 would fit and it does.
The hardware stores here in Germany don´t have them and they are not
able to order them either.
So either the support wi
JJZolx wrote:
> Why not just pull the one screw that you do have and have someone size
> it a hardware store? Even if you can't buy it there, they must be able
> to tell you what it is.
Yes and a decent hardware store in a fairly big city should have even
"imperial" nuts bolts and screws . Or at
Why not just pull the one screw that you do have and have someone size
it a hardware store? Even if you can't buy it there, they must be able
to tell you what it is.
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Will do!
Thanks for the advice, I should have thought about that option myself.
Cheers
Kai
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Try contacting Support and asking them. They should be able to tell you,
even for an out-of-production product. They may even be able to send you
the replacements.
Mike
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Hi Mike,
unfortunately I live in Germany and we use metric screws.
The screws in the Transporter are made according to the imperial
system.
Therefore I would have to buy them via the internet, but before I can do
that I would need to know the exact size.
Cheers
Kai
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Make sure you get audiophile screws. Normal hardware store screws will
ruin your (insert usual audiophile junk here).
But on a serious note, remove one of the remaining screws and take it
with your to a good hardware store or an electronics store. The people
there should be able to help you.
Mik
Hi guys,
i know this is not really an audiophile question but I need help in
regard with the screws used in the Transporter.
My machine is missing three at the bottom and I would like to replace
them.
16559
Unfortunately I don´t have any idea about the parameters of those
screws, since they are ma
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