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1. A panel to which an access door is adapted to be pivotally coupled, the panel at least partially defining a pivot axis about which the access door is adapted to pivot relative to the panel, the panel comprising:
a first surface; a second surface, wherein:
the second surface is axially spaced from at least a portion of the first surface, andat least a portion of the second surface is spaced from the first surface in a first direction that is generally perpendicular to the pivot axis; a third surface; a fourth surface, wherein the fourth surface is spaced from the third surface in a second direction that is generally perpendicular to each of the pivot axis and the first direction; a fifth surface, wherein:
the fifth surface is axially spaced from the second surface,the fifth surface is axially spaced from the at least a portion of the first surface, andat least a portion of the fifth surface is spaced from the first surface in the first direction; a sixth surface, wherein the sixth surface is axially spaced from the fourth surface; a seventh surface, wherein the seventh surface is spaced from the sixth surface in the second direction; and an axially-extending passage defined by at least the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh surfaces, the passage being generally coaxial with the pivot axis; wherein the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh surfaces are integrally formed; wherein, when a pin element extends through the passage to thereby pivotally couple the access door to the panel:
the pin element extends between the first and second surfaces so that relative movement between the access door and the panel in the first direction is resisted; andthe pin element extends between the third and fourth surfaces so that relative movement between they access door and the panel in the second direction is resisted. |
