On May 6, 5:38=A0pm, "randallbr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <randallbr...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:
> On May 6, 6:13=A0am, Chip <chip.w...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > Tiger wrote:
> > > It is not hard at all. geez.
>
> > Never said it was hard, just be careful. =A0Tiny components have a
> > tendency to get lost or broken, at least in my hands.
>
> > Chip
>
> Me, too.
I second these opinions. Its really easy to take them apart. Use a
towel (white preferably for contrast) and make sure that when you open
the switch, that its pointed at the towel to catch any flying springs,
or steel balls. I clean mine with a red pencil eraser. This gets just
enough corrosion off of them with out taking any metal with it, or
changing the shape of the metal (as a file might do).
You may also get better results if you flip one of the metal contacts
180 degrees. If this doesn't make sense when you get it open, I'll
post some pictures explaining it. I did this for one of my windows
switches that was acting up, and it seemed to help.
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