| 1. |
Have this insert installed by an avionics shop if you do not have
all the proper tools, are not a qualified technician or are not sure
you are capable of doing this job. |
| 2. |
DO NOT remove the faceplate from the radio unless you are a fully
qualified avionics repair person. |
| 3. |
Remove the knobs. Double check for the proper fit of the
new faceplate. |
| 4. |
Use a small, sharp wood chisel to
remove all the raised text and trim accent borders. Be careful not
to gouge out excess material, Sand flush as needed. |
| 5. |
If the faceplate areas not covered by
the new insert does not need painting then go to #10. Use tape and paper to
protect the lens areas, the metal chassis, the knob shafts and the raised area
that has the MK12B on it from any paint
over-spray. |
| 6. |
Fill any dents with a plastic auto
body or a model builders filler. |
| 7. |
Lightly sand with a fine grit sandpaper for good paint adhesion. |
| 8. |
Paint the faceplate with a quality paint such as Krylon'sŪ
1613
Semi-Flat Black paint. |
| 9. |
When the paint is dry remove the protective
tape and paper. |
| 10. |
To paint the bands on the knob tops
apply a small quantity of silver paint onto a scrap piece of
paper. Place the tops of the knobs into this paint and rotate the
knob to get an even coat of paint. |
| 11. |
Remove the double face tape backing from the new
insert. |
| 12. |
Place the new insert onto the faceplate, being careful to
align the holes and window areas carefully. Press firmly to attach the
faceplate. Reinstall the knobs onto the radio. |
| 13. |
Tell all your aircraft buddies about Aircraft Engravers
and place the enclosed sticker
on the metal case for future reference. |
