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02-16-04, 07:36 AM

Blackie

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I'm working on a RCA 52INCH
MODEL-P52731WK
CHASSIS-PTK169PGB
trying to find the part number for the front panel assembly
it has 8 tack buttons on this one,
power,vol.up and down,chan. up and down, menu,and 2 other
anyone know the part number all help is needed
thanks blackie

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02-16-04, 07:44 PM

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call RCA.

1-877-326-6601

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