Replacing a fader on a Cooper 208

[Kevin Sorensen]

I have a damaged P&G fader on my Cooper 208 and I would like to replace it myself but,

I am having trouble trying to remove the channel. Has anyone here had any experience

pulling out the channel? I have removed the top and bottom screws, but it still feels

like it is anchored in the chassis.

Also would anyone know the P&G fader model number?

Many Thanks,

Kevin

[Matthias Richter]

you gotta loosen the screws on the side panels to reduce the tension. After that you can pull the channel strip.

Matthias

[Kevin Sorensen]

I will try that, Thanks.

Kevin

[Eric Toline]

I have a damaged P&G fader on my Cooper 208 and I would like to replace it myself but,

I am having trouble trying to remove the channel. Has anyone here had any experience

pulling out the channel? I have removed the top and bottom screws, but it still feels

like it is anchored in the chassis.

Also would anyone know the P&G fader model number?

Many Thanks,

Kevin

I would think the model number would be on the fader frame.

Eric

[Tom Visser]

It is a PGF3620/D/U/----/A

I'm not 100% sure on the bracket height or the "A" part, but checking with Dale Manquen with MANCO should confirm this - if its not legible on the fader itself.

I purchased several faders recently for a little homebrew / prototype project for an API card...  I'll double check when I get back to my office, but these faders did have the model clearly marked on the left hand side P&G factory label.