Non-Stater dimmer coil replacement
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TRDxB2
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Non-Stater dimmer coil replacement
Have some non-starter switches where the dimmer coil's wires are a bit frayed and was wondering if there is a modern replacement. I was thinking of putting shrink wrap tape or tubes around the wires but a replacement dimmer may be a safer solution. I have read lots of posts about them where solutions were discussed but I'm looking for something to buy or the specific parts needed to make one.
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Re: Non-Stater dimmer coil replacement
I have some nos ones, Bob