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Submitted By |
neil
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Date Posted |
11/3/2003 3:48:54 AM |
Title |
daewoo dtq253fc |
Message |
| need to find the plactic piece that pushes the on and off button as well as the menu buttons.it screws to the inside of the cabinet on the bottom front
any help?
thanks |
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Submitted By |
Carl
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Date Posted |
12/17/2003 10:38:06 PM |
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RE: daewoo dtq253fc |
Message |
| welol why not try a hard piece of rubber and see if that works, carl |
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