Richard,
Just a guess on my part, but the case is probably
held together by some "tabs" and "hooks" (for lack
of their proper names). See if it is by pushing in
along the seams. If not then.....
Is the plastic case a "hard" plastic? Too
hard to bend by pushing in at a seam?
If it is, then the case might be glued together. In that
situation, I would use a thin, sharp utility knife, penetrate
one of the seams, then nudge the knife along the seam with a
small hammer...much better control that way...less chance
of injury to yourself. That, and a lot of patience, should
open the case if there's no other way to get it done.
Have you tried to find the manufacturer? Maybe they
would tell you how to get in it after you made it clear
that you are an "electronics professional", yada-yada,
and KNOW how to work on it safely. :D)
Hope that helps!
73,
Charlie, N0TT
On Tue, 15 Oct 2013 12:09:09 -0700 Richard Zalewski <dick.w7zr@gmail.com>
writes:
> I have a brand new old stock Colormaster LC100B rotator. This would
> also
> be the same as the Radio Shack 15-1225 and probably several other
> brand
> names. I need to get into the controller without using a 2lb
> sledge.
> There is only one visable screw under the unit and that does
> nothing.
> There are no screws under the rubber feet (usual hiding place).
> Internet
> searches turns up nothing for me. Anyone help on this?
>
> --
> Tnx es 73
> Richard W7ZR
> www.w7zr.com
>
> *Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer*
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