As Oscar indicated, getting the Otto panel on took a bit of fidgeting, but it was not horrible. My issue was after putting the switches in, trying to get the true front panel on was a lot more fidgety than I expected. After getting the front panel in place, I was trying the method of putting something over the switches and turning the board over. Each time I did this, one of the switches managed to move a bit. The solution for me was after placing the switches through the Otto board and fidgeting to get the true front panel in place, to put tape across all the switches to keep them in place. Then when I turned the board over with the board in place, nothing moved, and everything looks good. I also used tape to secure the front panel, Ottoman board sandwich to the electronics board so it would not fall down, making me have to start over again. I don't know if anyone else has had this issue, but it solved it for me, and I hope it helps someone.
As Oscar indicated, getting the Otto panel on took a bit of fidgeting, but it was not horrible.
My issue was after putting the switches in, trying to get the true front panel on was a lot more fidgety than I expected. After getting the front panel in place, I was trying the method of putting something over the switches and turning the board over.
Each time I did this, one of the switches managed to move a bit. The solution for me was after placing the switches through the Otto board and fidgeting to get the true front panel in place, to put tape across all the switches to keep them in place. Then when I turned the board over with the board in place, nothing moved, and everything looks good. I also used tape to secure the front panel, Ottoman board sandwich to the electronics board so it would not fall down, making me have to start over again. I don't know if anyone else has had this issue, but it solved it for me, and I hope it helps someone.
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