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I'm trying to remove the back plane of my DSP7200.2 but it won't budge.
I'm pretty certain I have removed all screws not holding components on the inside.
I'm sure there's some gooey mass along the edges holding it in so what's the best way to remove it?


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Put a small Allen key into one of the screw holes and carefully pull the panel out. The gasket can sometimes be sticky.Even they are in the periphery, two of the screws do not hold the panel in place


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