TC RH750 part II

[Wicked G]

A few years later and now I am in the same boat - got a beaten up RH750 and need to replace the broken buttons. No support from TC Electronics anymore so trying to find the spare parts. Do you have a part number or how did you find them Matlevo12?

It doesn't look like Malevo12 has been around anymore since 2020. You could try contacting a TC Service Center directly and see if they can help you with parts. There are two somewhat near you in Las Vegas, NV (Neon Production Supply, 702-912-4330) and Montebello, CA (Digitron Electronics, 323-887-0777). Good luck.

 

[Pep]

It doesn't look like Malevo12 has been around anymore since 2020. You could try contacting a TC Service Center directly and see if they can help you with parts. There are two somewhat near you in Las Vegas, NV (Neon Production Supply, 702-912-4330) and Montebello, CA (Digitron Electronics, 323-887-0777). Good luck.

Or you can order these. The “standards” fir the RH750 and I have them on mine.
These are soft knobs and won’t break. The only one that needs modification is the master. You’ll need to trim the “skirt”.
They’re not cheap but you’ll never need to replace your knobs again.
Knobeez - Home - Knobeez!!

 

[drpepper]

I'll just pass this along in case someone searching comes across it. My knobs were replaced with the later design a long time ago, but as has been said, the master is a different type knob and at least for me wasn't an issue and not part of the replacement set I got. The replaced knobs have been and are fine.

I went to adjust yesterday and when I pulled my hand away, the knob came with it, doh! I was at least able to tie the original knobs to an impact that damaged them (but shouldn't have)...this was just one day it was fine and the next was like there was butter inside the knob.

I've had this stuff, BlueStik, laying around for a while...not even sure what I bought it to do anymore. I pulled off a pinch, put it over the back of the knob and pressed it back in place. Worked like a charm. The knob still comes off and goes back on with about the same amount of force needed before.

Obviously, this is just day one, but the bluestik has been laying around for at least 10 years and is fine, so I expect it should do what it's doing for some time.