I want to start by saying thanx to Paul Brogger for describing how to disassemble a pioneer. "THANK YOU".. My calc has had recurring symptoms of quick battery death and vertical lines in the display x 2. After buying the new 33s for the PE exam and as a replacement, I have just not been happy without my trusty 42s. I have tried to send it in for repair to Fix that calc, but they felt it was hopeless. Finally I got the courage to open it up. Turns out that the springs that go been curcuit board and back of housing (possible ground??)were in contact with a slightly green corroded circular pad. My calc had fallen a few times while using in my work vehicle, and I think it got slightly damp. Anyway wanted to pass these symptons on, it works fine now, although it always worked, but ate batteries and had annoying vertical lines. My question is how fasten it securely back together? I did not shave the heat posts, but reheated and straightened. This worked great on the upper four because I heated the tip of a phillips head and after reassembly, I reshaped the posts. But should I use glue on the others?
Re-assembling the 42s
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