cudajim
cudajim
My switch crapped out, part #2820408. I'm guessing I won't find one so I'm looking for a replacement SPDT momentary switch I can replace it with. My circuit breaker is still usable.
Maybe something like this? Not saying this is the correct one.
https://www.ebay.com/i/324233338671...dT1R6HzaNlTGMEiclzBibhqrZtN3epQcaAt_gEALw_wcB
That's a good one mike...Start a wanted thread and find a nice used one
If you read the info. it is not a $5 switch . If you read the Details fully it's designed for high 50 amp rating. What cost is it to rebuild $5 ? Just a fix now suggestion to OP. Highly unlikely he'll find a good used one for sale .Rebuilt with shipping would be how much ? Just saying .$35 for a $5 switch? Not going to happen.
You could use a lesser switch like newer vehicles have if you install relays to handle the high current like those newer vehicles have. Total cost would likely be more than the proper type switch with a new circuit breaker too.$35 for a $5 switch? Not going to happen.
What does the switch look like? Depend on the level of restoring, the relay would be the best idea.You can have JS rebuild it or look for one. They are out, hard to find, took me a couple months. They are usually around $150.
That is a cycling circuit breaker mounted with this switch.Here ya go. Relay attaches to the switch. I'd taken it apart to show someone the part number location. That's the TOP bezel showing right behind the toggle. And yes the bezel is upside down.
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Clearly not enough coffee when I made my post early this morning.That is a cycling circuit breaker mounted with this switch.
Clearly not enough coffee when I made my post early this morning.
I'm glad Redfish followed with the correct breaker description...relay I was WAY off...LOL!!
He's one of the smartest electrical guys we have in here!!
You are to Jim. There are a few of you that I follow and read whatever you smart guys post. Enjoyment for sure!!The OP is one of the smartest electrical guys on here. Been at it in one fashion or another for much longer than I've known him, and that's been 37 years...
You are to Jim. There are a few of you that I follow and read whatever you smart guys post. Enjoyment for sure!!