How to access After Burner's lights

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If I remember correctly, you need to remove the shroud. Loosen the
control panel - I think they are tamper proof screws (torx bit with a
stud center) and drop it down. That should give you access to take out
the shroud. I think they were regular light bulb thread but the small
ones (like an oven bulb) only 25 watt or so. I sold mine a while ago
so I'm shooting from memory....

Troy

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Thank you both for your help. That did the trick. I was a little
reluctant to just begin unscrewing things.

Replacing the danger lights solved the problem.

However, after replacing the Lock-On light, it is constantly on. Since
everything else seems to work, does this point to a potentially bad SSR
board, (labeled #839-0051)?

Thanks in advance.


Mark Hooks wrote:
> Yes, that's correct, and don't forget to take off the bracket at the
top
> too. I'm pretty sure they are torx screws as well. There is no need
to
> remove the screws on the clear plexi part.
>
> Mark Hooks
>
> <takeman@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:1112939390.589502.309250@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> > If I remember correctly, you need to remove the shroud. Loosen the
> > control panel - I think they are tamper proof screws (torx bit with
a
> > stud center) and drop it down. That should give you access to take
out
> > the shroud. I think they were regular light bulb thread but the
small
> > ones (like an oven bulb) only 25 watt or so. I sold mine a while
ago
> > so I'm shooting from memory....
> >
> > Troy
> >