hi li have now this kind switch i think i need to replace it, should i buy this one again? or the "one nut adjust" switch made by this company? i woul
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Match up the physical size and # of terminals. Make sure that the rating is the same or heavier. Hook up the same.
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Purchase a switch that is similar / same as what you now have. There are many different kinds of switches with varying internal construction. Normally, you should see two terminal lugs on the switch body.
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I not sure I quite understand you, But This switch has worked well for me in the past. and it is the same type I'm using now. If you have one like this and it has worked well for you , why change a good thing, I would recommend you get the same kind of switch.
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I have one. Let me know where and I'll mail it to you. It was left over from one of my previous lamps that I threw out before I found out that I could buy a new switch. I have the two little metal clips that hold it on each end if you need those. Send info to jmelham@juno.com
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You might do your reserch. I think you should have an easy trans to work on were the neutral safety switch is on the outside and very easy to replace.
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The switch itself is around $90. I would consider just replacing the whole unit for $60 more. Check eBay using model 51752-100-7 Hydromatic DPS41
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The switch is a separate piece that just plugs into the pump so i'm sure that if it broke you could replace it with another one although I have never looked for just the switch itself. You might even be able to buy one from another company or even get a generic switch and splice it into the existing wire yourself.
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Not sure what you mean here. it is probably a faulty switch. If you want to try to take it apart, there might be some wiring problems. If you're not down to take it apart and look at it, there's really no way to fix it.
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Yes, you would need to replace the other switch as well. Also, this switch uses IR and not RF for remote control, so line of sight is required.
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I am sorry. I don't remember. However, I do know that the switch I took out was split. Luckily, it had a part number on it. I matched this number and I relied on the picture to make sure that my old switch and the new one were identical. They were and the new switch worked fine. I was actually for a friend.
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The company ignored my issues with this switch as well. It appears to be something they refuse to address. Thanks for your tips on fixing a flaw, MYSELF
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Key switch or the toggle switch is where I have had previous issues. You can bypass them with a length of wire and if it starts thats the defective part. New heavy duty switches available at local parts house. Good luck.
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i bypassed the switch because mine broke also for no apparent reason. have someone who is "savey" take the switch apart and solder the wires together. i just plug and unplug my unit when i need it.
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Sounds like on\off switch is defective. Try using some canned air around edges of switch. May have a grain of sand holding it open. Just a thought. Jim
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Check connections, before and after the switch. Had mine well over a year, no problems....
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I also have the same issue. Are you able to fix the issue? If its fixed did you use a different nut?
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The light is easy to replace, if you can find it. The switch I'm not so sure about. You can contact the manufacturer at:SENSIBLE PRODUCTS7290 W. DevonChicago, IL 60631Phone 773-774-7400Fax 773-774-6100Email mikerubino@sensibleproducts.comhttp://sensibleproducts.com/contact.html
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Just replace 1. The other switch will act as disconnect, so leave it on. Works well for me.
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Been a while, but remember having trouble with installing that switch. Did a web search for a wiring diagram for a similar switch (I don't think it was a Woodstock switch). Wiring was corrected including ground and it preformed as advertised.