From: "Willem-Jan Markerink" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 05:06:35 +0100
>Sounds as if you either haven't already received the new one, *or*
>the new one doesn't show any sign either how it is attached?
>
>I would assume there is a quite beefy method of locking it,
otherwise
>lots of people would complain about these sockets turning
loose....
Yes, I do have the new one. And no, it doesn�t show any sign of
how it is attached.
It would appear that the attachment is not all that beefy. There
are about 6 small holes, I assume screw holes, but there are no
threads. When looking in side the booster chamber it would appear
that the only attachment point would be these 6 or so holes. But
I can�t see how to get to the holes. If there are screws, then
the head of the screws would be underneath the rubber grip
covering. And I wasn�t brave enough to try and peel this back.
The holes could also be some sort of register holes to fit over
pins in the booster body and the thing might be glued down. The
guy at Horizon said that the booster has to be taken completely
apart. So I sent the new part and the booster off to Horizon.
Apparently this is not a first time for Horizon to replace this
item. They seem to be clear on what is needed to make the repair.
Darrell
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