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Old 08-26-2013, 12:11 AM
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Originally Posted by andy View Post
The plug is so that you can easily remove the chassis.

Just in case you don't know, you can remove the convergence panel, and mount it flipped up so that the controls are facing the front of the set for easier access.
Yep, I learned that from my brother. I said to him I thought it was an odd way to mount the controls and he said to flip it up so I can easily adjust while in front of the set. I was so busy wondering why it was mounted there I never thought about it being functional with a little movement.

I get it. You can take the chassis out and work on the bench. I've been flipping her over and it works for me. If I had a business going, I'd sure go the removal route.
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