SHUTTLE SYSTEM FACEPLATE

PANEL REPLACEMENT GUIDE

Please read that guide carefully before you proceed with the purchase.

We provide you original panels and other items directly from us. 

Be sure to check the video above how to replace the panel on your own. Think about the tools you might need for that or maybe you can borrow from a friend.

If you are unsure you can do replacement on your own - contact us via email or website form and we will find a way to organize panel replacement.

To convert each module you would need proper amount of parts:

1. panel

2. buttons

3. knobs

4. tools

1. Panel itself. You just order the panels which you want. Just add necessary amount in the cart. Apart of that you will need proper amount of buttons and knobs.

2. If you wish to change the buttons color caps - add proper amount of buttons which are present on each module:

for example:

- 1x on Furthrrrr Generator

- 4x on Grand Terminal,

- 2x on Shuttle Control or Gateway or Autopilot

- 9x for the Shuttle System

3. Check if the normal 1900* knobs on your modules have a screw on the side.

If there is no screw > then you need d-shaft knobs you can order from us in certain amount of knobs you need for the module:

- 15x for Grand Terminal

- 4x for Gateway

- 10x for Furthrrrr Generator

 - 2x for Cockpit.

- 31x for Shuttle System

If your knobs on Endrophin.es modules have a screw on the side > you will need the knobs for other shaft mount: 6.35mm round shaft. Currently that type of knobs is available to purchase from our friends:

https://www.thonk.co.uk/shop/1900h-round/

https://modularaddict.com/parts/knobs/davies-1900-clone-knobs

4. For replacing the panel we recommend the following tools:

- knurled nut driver for 3.5mm jacks is available from Mouser, product id: 382-0006:

https://eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Xicon/382-0006?qs=zRMn1EiLHUc8tBDl8wE1VQ%3D%3D

Alternatively you can check 4x nut tool set for that type of nuts:

https://www.exploding-shed.com/shop-catalogue/various/

- thin tweezers, pliers and flat (2mm) screwdriver from your local instruments store

- for hexagon nuts from the pots and switches we use the following socket tools set (Google: YT-1443 to find that automotive kit from Amazon or eBay or similar):

http://yato.com/products/5/YT-1443

At the top of the socket head we put a few rounds of electrical insulating tape so the socket will not scratch the panel.

For faster assembly we use socket tools above fixed on Bosch IXO electrical screwdriver:

https://www.bosch-do-it.com/int/ixo.html