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Motorola MC2500 Tech Manual
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Hello from 2024.... I too am looking for a manual for the MC2500. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance!
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Hello, I know that this may be outdated, but I an looking for the MC1000 service manual (or the MC2500) with the exploded parts view. I am looking for the part number for the volume knob to see if Moto still makes it or if I can find another source for the knob. Any help will be appreciated.
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The MC Series manuals don't have exploded views or mechanical parts lists.
I think the MC Series volume knob is the same knob that is used on the CommandStar Lite consoles with a part number of DDN6257.
Both the MC Series & the CommandStar were manufactured by CML for Motorola so it makes sense that parts are shared between these products. CML is long gone so replacement parts will probably be whatever you can find used.
I think the MC Series volume knob is the same knob that is used on the CommandStar Lite consoles with a part number of DDN6257.
Both the MC Series & the CommandStar were manufactured by CML for Motorola so it makes sense that parts are shared between these products. CML is long gone so replacement parts will probably be whatever you can find used.
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