QUAD ESL-63 panel that rattles

I'm reaching out to anyone on this forum that has Quad ESL-63's that might be located within a couple of hours to me in Hagerstown, Md. I recently discovered a rattling or buzzing sound coming from one of the panels. At first I only noticed the rattle on bass notes (stand up bass or synthesizer) but now it seems to be constant on any music played. The other panel has no issues whatsoever. I contacted Kent at Electrostatic Solutions, he said using a heat gun might solve the problem. I'm no expert with a heat gun, have any of you 63 owners had a similar issue as far as the buzzing or rattling? Has anyone here used the heatgun and if yes could I bring the panel to you to do the repair? I really don't want to experiment and possibly do damage to the panel. I checked Fedex shipping rates and it is almost $400 one way. I'm trying to avoid sending all the way to Kansas City. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Blair
 
I would first contact Sheldon Stokes in NH, a member here who repairs Quads.

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I'm reaching out to anyone on this forum that has Quad ESL-63's that might be located within a couple of hours to me in Hagerstown, Md. I recently discovered a rattling or buzzing sound coming from one of the panels. At first I only noticed the rattle on bass notes (stand up bass or synthesizer) but now it seems to be constant on any music played. The other panel has no issues whatsoever. I contacted Kent at Electrostatic Solutions, he said using a heat gun might solve the problem. I'm no expert with a heat gun, have any of you 63 owners had a similar issue as far as the buzzing or rattling? Has anyone here used the heatgun and if yes could I bring the panel to you to do the repair? I really don't want to experiment and possibly do damage to the panel. I checked Fedex shipping rates and it is almost $400 one way. I'm trying to avoid sending all the way to Kansas City. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Bl
 
Sheldon is 6 mths behind but certainly very good. The Glue drying out is a huge Culprit and if your not buying Quads completely refurbished these 40/50/60 yr old will need a refurbish . It doesn’t pay to just piece meal repairs as the issues come up
 
IMy experience is that it is not very good idea to try fix stators by heatguns glue.
I always land all parts detached ,clean starors from all glue by using wifes hairdryer
and glueing stators back by glue of which
Er audios repair kit contain.
Finally I mesure the diagrams resistance with Gigaohm meters.
And result is us good as original!
I recommend to try it yourself!
 
Hei johnmarkp!
Yes i also rebuilt my 2905 with Er Audio kits, and they work wery well!
But problem is that one stators have been broken , so that i can not use it anymore!
So I shoud need one more of which i can repair! Thanks for your advice anyhow!