Such a shame I am not natively English
Anyway basically:
The PCB that carries the mission lights is screwed onto the wooden frame with two screws. However, the drawings in the manual indicated several washers, both fiber and nylon, probably to create some space between the wood and the PCB, I guess for letting the hot air escape from the "pockets" and also not to touch the thruster. I found all those non-metric parts listed but I'm sure I can recreate something similar with stuff I may already he at hand.
So I'd like to know the distance between the top of the wood and the PCB board. It's probably something like half a cm.
Also....I am still not quite sure how all the carriage bolts work. Basically all of them seem to be 1/4-20 but with various lengths.
The 4 on the thruster are already there (came with it) and are 3/4" long as far as I see it in the manual.
Next, there are 4 more 1/4-20 carriage bolts on the upper part of the panel. The two on top go through the mission light bezel and wood. I think those two a fixed with a nut and then when you close the panel they will again be tightened with a wing-nut.
A bit lower there are two more 1/4-20, I think the same length, and these go straight to the sides carriers to fix the cP to the cabinet, also tightened with a wing-nut. I wonder what lengths these are and If I am correct. The drawings are not very clear about this...
Thanks !