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Originally Posted by Keso1231
prepare to adjust it afterwards? As far as I am concerned that part is glued to different part and there is no way to adjust it right? .. or is there a trick I never heard of? 
Edit: I read the part at the end but I still am not sure about turning the potentiometer do you know of any video guide to do it or something? |
I don't.
The only part there which has been glued are bolt holes, so that it would be easy to identify if the potentiometer has been touched. That potentiometer has long, oval screw holes, to enable adjustment by turning it slightly to one side or another. Only adjustment is tricky, because voltage changes even when you're just tightening bolts, as I mentioned, so be prepared, it's not easy. A couple of times I've done it, it took me about hour to catch voltage fine enough.