Hi and thank you for your video’s. I’m stuck on a 348 and have been searching through all your video’s for help. Mine has the blue knob/dial for turning the power and light on and off. I don’t see screws but after pulling the knob I can see that it does have what looks like a hexagon shaped washer that might be the key. I can’t figure out how to get it off so I can pull the whole power assembly out. Do you have a tip or do I need a special tool? I could try needle nose but would feel more comfortable if I had any confidence in the right path forward. Thanks again for your video’s. I’m looking forward to watching more of your work. Have a great evening!
Hello! Kinda! I can’t help you. There are a few other things that I will never do, and this is one of them. Every man for himself! Good luck! Thanks for the interest in spite of the lack of a solution! Cheers!
Wow. Ok just a hex locknut but I guess the sheer mention of a socket wrench would be crossing whatever line it is that was drawn here. Really don’t know what to make of that response but either way, lesson learned. Removing my likes now but thanks anyway.
Hi and thank you for your video’s. I’m stuck on a 348 and have been searching through all your video’s for help. Mine has the blue knob/dial for turning the power and light on and off. I don’t see screws but after pulling the knob I can see that it does have what looks like a hexagon shaped washer that might be the key. I can’t figure out how to get it off so I can pull the whole power assembly out. Do you have a tip or do I need a special tool? I could try needle nose but would feel more comfortable if I had any confidence in the right path forward. Thanks again for your video’s. I’m looking forward to watching more of your work. Have a great evening!
Hello! Kinda! I can’t help you. There are a few other things that I will never do, and this is one of them. Every man for himself! Good luck! Thanks for the interest in spite of the lack of a solution! Cheers!
Wow. Ok just a hex locknut but I guess the sheer mention of a socket wrench would be crossing whatever line it is that was drawn here. Really don’t know what to make of that response but either way, lesson learned. Removing my likes now but thanks anyway.