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Mc275 CE Chassis screw

Megaladoink

Active Member
So I realized that when removing the cage, it’s gouged the transformers a bit.
So., I unscrewed the post screw thingys and one came off nice and easy. The other one is completely unscrewed but seems to be secured by a nut under the chassis itself. Does that mean the screw I successfully removed left a metal nut bouncing around inside my mc275 body. That does not seem like a good thing. Or am i just tripping. I am ready to investigate removing rhe chassis but really didn’t want to mess with my minty CE.
Is there a nut in there?
 
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And it appears that it’s just loose and maybe a template down there got moved around your something. That would explain why it was so damn difficult to get the right side of the cage off. It would lift with the cage out move with it not allowing me to pull it off. And of course I was being as gentle as possible so as not to shatter a tube. I’m a mid level handy man.. should I not take this apart, although I def don’t want little metal pieces bouncing around in there. I’m not gonna power this up until I’m positive
 
And it appears that it’s just loose and maybe a template down there got moved around your something. That would explain why it was so damn difficult to get the right side of the cage off. It would lift with the cage out move with it not allowing me to pull it off. And of course I was being as gentle as possible so as not to shatter a tube. I’m a mid level handy man.. should I not take this apart, although I def don’t want little metal pieces bouncing around in there. I’m not gonna power this up until I’m positive
Those standoffs are held in place with keps nuts iirc ...
 
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