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Who repairs old Sidekick 7B's?
I pulled it out the other night and any pair I clipped it onto, even dead ones the meter kept bouncing back and forth. Any ideas?
-Robert F
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Just a few things before you jump to repair. Change the batteries for starters. Then test the leads: turn the knob all the way to the right, short all 3 leads together, check resistance T-R, T-G, R-G. Wiggle the leads and watch the needle.
There are a few places that do repairs. The easiest thing to do is contact Tempo at 800-642-2155 and ask for repair. They will point you to the closest service center.
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RobertF,
Tempo, the manufacturer of the Sidekick series is located in Vista, CA... as in San Diego County. I see you are up in Chatsworth, the Los Angeles area. Closeby! Cheap shipping costs. A couple of years ago, I brought a Sidekick T&N on eBay and took it up to Tempo for a minor repair and calibration. The whole deal, including the eBay purchase, cost me around $400 or perhaps $450, as I recall. Great deal considering they were around $1,400 new!
Good luck!
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