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250-4 Screw specification [message #29400] Sat, 14 December 2024 13:41 Go to next message
tzsm98 is currently offline  tzsm98
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A recently acquired 250-4 is missing the fasteners (screws/bolts) which secure the internals of the amp to the enclosure. Can someone let me know the length, size, thread pitch, bit type and quantity of those screws so I can run to the hardware store and get them?
Re: 250-4 Screw specification [message #29401 is a reply to message #29400] Sun, 15 December 2024 06:57 Go to previous messageGo to next message
stevem is currently offline  stevem
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There are 4 machine screws  that hold the chassis into the cabinet.
These are 10/32 type screws and a length of 1.5” to 1 3/4” will work fine.

If it’s hard to get the new ones in any of the 4 holes then you may need a 10/32 tap to get the threads in the nut clips good again.

Also pick up 4 washers and place a small dab of oil on the start of the new screws do they don’t rust to the nut clip.
Another option to the oil and to start off with is some well stocked hardware stores will also carry stainless steel machine screws.
Re: 250-4 Screw specification [message #29402 is a reply to message #29401] Sun, 15 December 2024 12:20 Go to previous message
tzsm98 is currently offline  tzsm98
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Thank you. That is exactly what I needed to know.
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