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Philco 42-PT94/95 Grill replacement options
Ron Ramirez
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09-12-2012, 06:32 PM
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The escutcheon on the 47-204 is held in place by some type of clips. I do not remember exactly what they look like, and my 47-204 escutcheon is put away somewhere.

I did just look at my 41-221 (same escutcheon), and it appears to have mounting pegs similar to the 47-204 escutcheon which go through the cabinet - only these are hidden by the grille cloth and cardboard backing on the speaker side. I did not pull the chassis to look on the dial side.

I suspect if you removed the grille cloth and backing which is stapled inside of your 42-PT95 cabinet, covering the inner grille portion of the escutcheon, that you will see the mounting pegs and the clips.
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