File:Tandon TM100-2A turning the alignment cam screw (Philip Avery article).jpg

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Summary
[edit | edit source]Turning the alignment cam screw of a Tandon TM100-2A with a long flat-blade screwdriver passed down beside the logic board.
Source
[edit | edit source]Philip Avery, "Adjusting the radial alignment a Tandon TM100-2A drive without an alignment disk", published on Terry Stewart's blog, 28 June 2010, photo 6. Image file https://www.classic-computers.org.nz/blog/images/2010-06-28-tm100-radial-alignment-5.JPG (retrieved 2026-10-25).
Author
[edit | edit source]Not credited separately; the photo illustrates Philip Avery's article on Terry Stewart's (Tezza's) blog.
Licence
[edit | edit source]No licence is stated on classic-computers.org.nz. Reproduced with credit for repair reference.
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