Ron:
Glad this is getting attention. After reading your email I removed the
front panel and disassembled it enough to check those items. The
lockwashers that you mentioned were properly in place, though it seems that
if they weren't the headphone washer would be tighter, not looser. The mic
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Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K3 Headphone jack/front panel gap
Windy Dankoff KM5Q wrote:
Ron,
If I can find some fix for the loose PHONES jack, I'll be happy to
leave the encoder shaft as it is, unless you suggest I tighten it a
bit more (trusting my good judgement) but now that I
Hi Windy:
I'm working on the assembly procedures, monitoring e-mails and talking with
Gary and the techs in Aptos who are working on returned gear and building
K3s to see where I need to provide more or better information in the
manuals. I'm in Oregon and cannot see for myself the returned gear
Chuck, AE4CW, posted:
Ron, I too had the headphone jack problem. After talking with tech
support I reveisited the assembly and am certain it's perfect, but there is
still a gap between the shoulder of the headphone jack and the front panel.
I measured it with a shim guage but, unfortunately
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Subject: [Elecraft] K3 Headphone jack/front panel gap
Chuck, AE4CW, posted:
Ron, I too had the headphone jack problem. After talking
Ron,
Thank you for the detailed reply. I have shortened your response
below, and inserted my comments.
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Tue, 29 Apr 2008 13:28:14 -0700
I've only received sporadic reports of this happening, and *nothing*
after
suggesting checking the fit of the mic connector, which
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