Original foot starter switch rebuilding
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Moxie26
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Original foot starter switch rebuilding
How should the bolt flat contacts be in relationship to the crossbar when the switch is activated?..., Should the rounded flat contacts or the 9/16 inch square flats be in the line with the crossbar??
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DanTreace
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Re: Original foot starter switch rebuilding
The oval contacts have been cross-wise to the plate on switches to be rebuilt.
The upper contact is in mostly original position, the lower was twisted with removal.
The upper contact is in mostly original position, the lower was twisted with removal.
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Allan
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Re: Original foot starter switch rebuilding
I believe the flats are only there so you can keep a wrench on them while you tighten the first nut on the terminal. It probably doesn't matter how they are oriented, but that may not suit a tidy mind.
It is important to have a thinned down wrench to hold the first nut firmly when adding the cable, spring washer and second nut to the terminal
Allan from down under.
It is important to have a thinned down wrench to hold the first nut firmly when adding the cable, spring washer and second nut to the terminal
Allan from down under.
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Moxie26
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Re: Original foot starter switch rebuilding
Thank you, Dan and Alan