Disassembly and troubleshooting video line connections on the Ultra 2

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The stage must be removed first, followed by the forward tilt head lock to access the screws containing the video line connections.
Video line connections are located inside the top post within a connection block with inline connectors.
The shrink wrap around video connectors can be cut to access the connections for inspection or repair.
Reassembly requires new shrink tubing and thin cord such as dental floss to secure the connection block.
Later model versions feature an upgraded design without a connector in the post.
Intermittent image loss without signal degradation may indicate loose or corroded BNC Female connectors that can be tightened with needle nose pliers or replaced.

Only confirmed to work on the Ultra 2 model.
The disassembly procedure and connector issues may not apply to all production revisions.
No details provided on specific tools needed beyond needle nose pliers.
The shrink tubing replacement requirement varies by model revision.