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William Sommerwerck
Guest
The worst part of it is that this problem is easy to fix, but most remote
controls are almost impossible to disassemble.
Screws aren't enough -- the back snaps together so tightly that, unless you
have the right tool and know how to use it, it's impossible to open the back
without destroying the unit. I irreparably damaged remote for a Toshiba IDTV
doing this, and of course, full-function replacements aren't available.
The remote for my NAD MR-20a is secured solely wth screws, and is easy to
clean.
controls are almost impossible to disassemble.
Screws aren't enough -- the back snaps together so tightly that, unless you
have the right tool and know how to use it, it's impossible to open the back
without destroying the unit. I irreparably damaged remote for a Toshiba IDTV
doing this, and of course, full-function replacements aren't available.
The remote for my NAD MR-20a is secured solely wth screws, and is easy to
clean.