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You have several choices of where to zap:
-# To zap the upper manual assembly, unsolder the white wire
from the B preset bundle at the ResistorPanel. Select the B preset, and zap between the white wire and the manual chassis (ground). This will flash away dendrites only in the manual assembly and will not affect any dendrites that might be in the percussion switches.
+# To zap the upper manual assembly, unsolder the white wires
from the B preset bundle at the ResistorPanel. Select the B preset, and zap between the white wire, that runs to the manual,
and the manual chassis (ground). This will flash away dendrites only in the manual assembly and will not affect any dendrites that might be in the percussion switches.
# Unsolder the blue wire from the K terminal on the preamp. Rock the percussion switches (all four) toward the player and flash between the blue wire and ground (the preamp chassis). Rock the percussion switches away from the player, and flash again between the blue wire and ground.
# It can also be beneficial to flash the other percussion-related wires on the preamp terminals. In particular, in one case where the percussion disappeared only when the decay was set to "slow," flashing the H, J, M, and N wires (unsoldered) with the switches in both positions solved the problem.
