The on/off switch has gone bad. Anyone know where to find a replacement switch? I just need the last screw on section that contains the switch.
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Sorry, can't help you with your problem, I bought this 9X TrustFire, but the seller sent me a different brand (CrazyFire) and it was bad from the start, there were only 3 modes instead of 5, hi-med-low and then it switched off when it tried to go to the next mode which I think it's S.O.S. I returned the flashlight.
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had mine for several years with no problem - check wires and for good power supply (the transformer that runs it). operate the switch off/on/etc. a couple of times
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Depends on what broke, I took mine apart and fixed a broken switch. One bad thing about these things, hard to get parts. Also battery went bad so I will have to somehow put a different one in.
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N. Ibrahim, did you find your replacement parts? I broke on of my "white toggle pieces" and couldn't find it at Lutron.com
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Hey eric i had the same problem with mine the screw broke i would recommend calling blues costomer support and thell send you out a replacement for free i hope this helps :)
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What screws you talking about? I have one remote control which the sound mute button pop out and lost. Because of that I bought another one. If you email me your address I am going to send you my old one you could use it as spare parts.
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I wish i could help you, but mine has never went out. I would take it to the Sears service department, pretty sure they could help you. Sorry
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I had the same problem. This switch is junk. I sent mine back and went with Honeywell. Ckeck it out........
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You dont replace the switch. Take a small flathead screwdriver and pry the button out. You will find a small metal connector that a spring holds down. Chances are that sprinf came loose. You need to find a way to keep the spring in place. I used tape. Try and get creative with it.
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Beverly, you didn't state your model or how old the unit, but one common weak link is the on/off switch may be faulty, the second primary failure mode would be the heater coil/thermostat and would generally be cheaper to buy a new one than try and fix. If you have a handyman around he should be able to check out the on/off switch.
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The mount rubber broke on mine, so I taped it on with electrical tape, the wire broke off so I put a radio shack normaly open switch on... Now I've smashed the unit case and its taped together with more tape. I have to change the battery... Oops, probably time to buy a new one.
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Mine still works fine. Maybe it has dirt in e switch. I would try a good cleaning around the switch and see if you can free it up.
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I was looking for exactly that solution. My old faithful has packed it in on the toaster timer and I had a flaming piece of toast when I came back to the kitchen. I just want to replace the toaster shut off...or buy a new unit that will fit in the old under cabinet brackets. Who repairs switches?
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Hi Dorothy, Yes, we'd be happy to replace your red "on" button. Please contact us directly with your address and we'd be happy to ship the replacement part to you. 415-968-5111
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I'm uncertain about a replacement. It might be less expensive to replace the entire unit. Although, if you go to the company website they may offer one.
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I've taken mine apart to install new switch. The wiring is pretty basic so if it's not starting there must be a bad connection. I'd suggest taking it apart and making sure there's no hair or something else causing the problem.
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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.