I need the black plastic knob for Cables to Go 03364 2-Port HD15 VGA Manual Switch Box.
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Well, I can appreciate your request. Mine also broke, and I found that the interior fit of the knob was all plastic. Got to love this Chinese stuff. Anyway, I used some 2-part epoxy to glue it back on and it is working OK. Too bad about the knob, the switch seems to work fine.
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I believe that it uses a standard 1/4 shaft size control knob. You can get these from just about anywhere. Try MPJA ELECTRONICS. They should have this type as s surplus item.If you have the box, just measure the diameter of the shaft and you can order a replacement knob with that measurment.
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You must order the Geenerac with the switch. In addition we had to change our meter box. I still don't know why.
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Mine has a square black box with the two prongs that fit a standard 110 V receptacle. At the other end is a nipple to which the wire to the light is attached.
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The one adjusting knob is a molded synthetic of some sort, possibly a phenolic resin, with a threaded stud that screws into a metal lock collar. It is pretty tough and not what I'd consider a "normal" plastic part, it's the same material commonly seen on other power tools. Switching to a 1/4"x20 hex head bolt or metal thumbscrew is all it would take if you want to replace it, but it's not really necessary.
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I had to buy a screw at the hardwear store. Then I drilled a hole in the center of the lid to fit the screw,and the screwed the knob on. (old know was somehow stamped on).
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I have an E191VA which does have an RGB-PC, 15 pin input which I understand is another name for VGA. bji84711
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You have to move the switch that you see in the picture of the product. It's the black button on the silver body...a cinch to use.
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Cable Matters Active HDMI to VGA Adapter with Audio Support and USB Power in Black
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The wires can't be removed. Not sure what kind of switch you currently have.
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I just talked to person at Diamond Group. He said there is a special tool that someone invented and sells for $250 to force the wires into the metal groves. He suggested I might try getting a large vice grip of some kind and after padding the box, use the vice grip to squeeze it forcing the wires into the groves. These are certainly not what I would consider a "speed box".
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I am sorry I don't know. You might try the stanley tool company web site or an electronics supply house.
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I used this float switch: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001O0DEDA/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_M3T1_ST1_dp_5
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Have to check with suppliers but I remember reading about a switch Goodluck
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Look very carefully at the switch body. There is a wire diagram cast into the plastic. Should you need further help, I can look at my switch and add additional information if needed.
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That is a question that recently occured to me also, and i now want to install a switch at the box we mounted at the end of the conduit, the on/off clack noise continues to be VERY ANNOYING
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This one will work so copy and paste it into Amazon search:HDE 1080p HDMI Male to VGA Female Video Converter Adapter Cable for PC, TV, Laptops, DVD Players, and Other HDMI Devices