[ICOM] Assistance Removing UT-102 From R-75

[Pat Byrne]

Rick,
you've really got it down.  As a blind person who happens to be a 
ham, it is often necessary to get info from sighted folks.  You 
passed the information with the absolute minimum of wasted words; 
everything was right on target.
You done good!!!
Pat, K9JAUAt 04:52 PM 7/30/2005, you wrote:
>Hi Duane. My name is Rick Robinson, formerly K8DXN. If my name 
>sounds familiar , it is. I worked with you and your grandson on the 
>speech level adjustment for a 746 Pro or something similar. Ok here goes.
>1. Front of radio facing you, top side up, with cover removed.
>2. Place your left index finger on the top left corner of the radio 
>and move it to the right along the front edge of the face of the radio.
>3. When you feel a  dip in the front panel stop there. Move your 
>finger straight into the radio and down to the main board.It's right 
>in the very front. If you feel three stiff ribbon cables you have 
>gone too far to the right.
>4. You will feel a silky cloth square with a rough part to the right 
>side of it. This is the speech board.
>5.It will be mounted on a piece of sticky foam rubber. The actual 
>connector is very small and is on the back right corner of this 
>board. This is where you will need to concentrate your grip on the 
>unit. I tried mine and the connector pops loose easily.
>6. The foam might be the tricky part to get loose. You must 
>disconnect the connector before you pull the foam away. You will 
>feel the connector pop loose.
>
>Good luck and be careful. If you need any further assistance you may 
>call me at 304-552-0853 until 10 pm. Take care, Rick. W8ZT
>
>----
>Your Moderator: Dick Flanagan K7VC, icom-owner at mailman.qth.net
>Icom Users Net: Sundays, 1700Z, 14.316 MHz
>Icom FAQ: http://www.qsl.net/icom/