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PostPosted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 10:36 pm    Post subject: Re: Vector Joystick Defect..... Reply with quote
robbinhood wrote:
madbeatzyo111 wrote:
robbie50 wrote:
Just got my Kronos 61 but......
The silver top of the joystich is loss.... Mad
See pictures....
What must I do?


I would get a replacement while you still can. What could cause the handle to come off? Not affixed properly at the factory, shock during transport and handling, etc.--none of which would inspire confidence in that particular unit.


for gods sake its held on by GLUE

the chances of someone putting not enough adhesive to it is very likely! just snap it back on with a little but of glue!!!!!!!!!


Maybe a poll is needed for the brand of glue to be used Smile
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 04, 2011 10:37 pm    Post subject: Re: Vector Joystick Defect..... Reply with quote
michelkeijzers wrote:
robbinhood wrote:
madbeatzyo111 wrote:
robbie50 wrote:
Just got my Kronos 61 but......
The silver top of the joystich is loss.... Mad
See pictures....
What must I do?


I would get a replacement while you still can. What could cause the handle to come off? Not affixed properly at the factory, shock during transport and handling, etc.--none of which would inspire confidence in that particular unit.


for gods sake its held on by GLUE

the chances of someone putting not enough adhesive to it is very likely! just snap it back on with a little but of glue!!!!!!!!!


Maybe a poll is needed for the brand of glue to be used Smile

i bought some basic epoxy glue from the 99 cense store. works like a charm
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 12:59 am    Post subject: Reply with quote
no dont try that you'll ruin your kronos!! watch this video to see why
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWI8w9kLAks&feature=related
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:57 am    Post subject: Re: Vector Joystick Defect..... Reply with quote
robbinhood wrote:


for gods sake its held on by GLUE

the chances of someone putting not enough adhesive to it is very likely! just snap it back on with a little but of glue!!!!!!!!!


It seems like a small thing I agree, but what if that same person didn't glue something properly inside the case also? That kind of carelessness doesn't just happen once.
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 05, 2011 4:58 am    Post subject: Re: Vector Joystick Defect..... Reply with quote
madbeatzyo111 wrote:
robbinhood wrote:


for gods sake its held on by GLUE

the chances of someone putting not enough adhesive to it is very likely! just snap it back on with a little but of glue!!!!!!!!!


It seems like a small thing I agree, but what if that same person didn't glue something properly inside the case also? That kind of carelessness doesn't just happen once.


there is no glue inside. Just screws and circuit boards and seated chips like RAM

every heard of an assembly line? One guy probably does a few of them a day. he may have not put enough glue on most....

it happens... human error!
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