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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 7 years 3 weeks ago #27560

bcodemz Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 3	Hi, Does anyone know if the PWR-ICE125WD can be disassembled easily? I want to disassemble it and just put the amp module inside a speaker.
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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 7 years 3 weeks ago #27573

devteam Away Administrator Posts: 9177 Thank you received: 1485	Sure, not a problem to do so.. Just make sure that you use the RCA input buffer board as the IcePower requires a special loading. Devteam miniDSP, building a DSP community one board at a time. For any official support, please contact our technical support team directly @ support.minidsp.com/support/home
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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 11 months ago #28430

Vaniljeansigt Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	Hi, How is the volume potentiometer removed from the plate?
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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 11 months ago #28491

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It's on the board with the RCA buffer. It's one PCB for pot + RCA. Remove the knob of the pot, remove the bolt holding the RCA. (see rear pic of the unit on product page to see that one PCB we're talking about. Do you have a PWR_ICE already or just asking hypothetically?

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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 11 months ago #28504

Vaniljeansigt Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	I have the PWR ICE already, and tried to remove to knob, but was afraid I was using too much force. Do I just pull the knob outwards?
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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 10 months ago #28541

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There is a "plastic knob" on the pot. You need to remove it (i.e. pull it outward) then you can unscrew the bolt from the plate so the PCB can move out. Plastic knob always fit on a pot with a press fit. Google video maybe to see..

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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 10 months ago #28897

Vaniljeansigt Offline New Member Posts: 3 Thank you received: 0	Thank you for your help. I've tried to pull as hard as I can on the knob on two different modules, but I cannot remove the knob. I could not find any guide on YouTube on how to do it. If you have I link I'll be happy to watch it Is it certain that no glue has been added to the knob?
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Can the PWR-ICE125WD be disassembled easily? 6 years 10 months ago #28899

dreite Offline Platinum Member Posts: 1832 Thank you received: 793	You need a YT video to remove a knob? I just removed mine....took about five seconds. It has a fairly tight fit (which it should) so just stick a small screwdriver underneath and gently pry it up/off. Dave. Attachments: The following user(s) said Thank You: devteam, Vaniljeansigt
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