Jan,
Using a small allen wrench, phillips screwdriver or similar instrument
press in through the hole in the knob to the spring loaded pin which
resides in the shaft beneath the knob access hole. The knob can then be
pulled out a bit allowing you to remove the instrument mentioned above
and the knob should pull right off. Things may be a bit stubborn, having
been in one position for many years, so a drop or two of penetrating oil
may be necessary to loosen the pin.
Hope this helps,
Jim Davis
Fortson, GA
CF38690UO 75 TR6
CF37325U 75 TR6
JMHaas@aol.com wrote:
>
> I have been very wary to slip in what are probably dumb questions. However,
> I'll plunge in with this dumb question.
>
> I am slowly progressing with the install of my interior. I am replacing a
> badly damaged switch plinth. In looking a the knobs I notice that each has a
> little hole but no apparent fixture such as a hex nut. How do I take off the
> knobs? Do I just pull them off? I thought I should ask before I start
> yanking and mess something else up that I would have to repair. I have done
> that often enough.
>
> Jan
> 1971 TR6
> Yardley, PA
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