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[hungdynasty]

Replaced the old hazard switch with a new one, tried to open up the old switch to have a look and I stupidly pop the plastic piece,pins and spring loose. Now I have tried my best to re assemble it , please see attached pictures and please let me know if you had seen the inside before and see I did it wrong, thanks very much.

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[richmondclassicsnorthwales]

Bit hard to see     it,s one of them, you could have held the switch a bit better rather than let it go all over the place - I know its a bit too late now - but **** happens

 

You can try the parts assembled and see without putting it back on the wired connector and see if it works first,  - use a multimeter and check the circuit. Make sure it rocks and locks as it would normally do - and makes a circuit

 

There is a product called Servisol  it cleans the internals of switches without having to take them apart, you spray into the switch for about 6 or 7  seconds, and it normally does the job. Very good gear !

 

It is the old lubrication inside the switch that gets dirty normally and covers the contacts leading to non connectivity