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Celestron Nexstar GPS 11 Removal and Replacement of ... - DD1US

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On mine I noticed that the factory assembler neglected to move the wire out <strong>of</strong> the way<br />

before securing the base top cover <strong>and</strong> pinched <strong>of</strong>f a bit <strong>of</strong> the insulation from the wire going<br />

up into the fork arm! Luckily it did not pinch all the way through to the wire itself. You may<br />

want to pay special attention to this during reassembly as there are wire on both sides going<br />

up into the fork arm to move out <strong>of</strong> the way before securing the base top cover!<br />

Once you have had a look. Disconnect the two wire connector from the position plates. Then<br />

gently pull on the wires going into the fork arm to take up the slack <strong>and</strong> give you a little room<br />

to set the BTC into a better position as shown.<br />

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