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I've never seen those particular screws used but I have seen a 90 degree
lug used to the top of the rail through one of those holes.
It seems to me also there are some relatively large screws that hold the
'lid' on the rack. Pull one of the sides off and I think you can see
those easily there.
As Jim said never use a piece of equipment as that adds another
electrical junction for the grounding to pass through. I doubt it would
fry the router but it might very will reduce the grounding level to a
point as to not be compliant.
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On 4/12/2017 11:51 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
Our CE got back to me.
He said "You can use any screw or unused threaded hole in the frame as
ground. The frame paint is all conductive. "
Now I am wondering if those screws that hold on that little vent cover on
the top towards the back which everyone removes to run cables are
acceptable or if you need to ground it to more beefier metal.
Rob Berendt
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