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Haha mdj that only happens just before we send them to England as food
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A code 2 Really?
Changing the subject slightly, if the switches are that old whats the wiring like ?In my opinion yes . As the ones that are manufactured today have there live terminals insulated by a screw cover , with the round cover still screw'd on as originals did over the top I've got a load on the van at the mo . Just genuinely interested in others opinion on this I don't think my thinking on this is demented as per biff's quote
i had one made of porcelain in my display case until someone binned it
anyway i would be concerned with its resistance when closed. and the condition of the contacts
at that age heat could have caused some weakness in the contacts.
its all well and good that a customer wants to preserve vintage equipment but safety is the primary concern here.
if you issue a report state the facts and make the customer sign a waiver absolving you of responsibility.
cover your arse
Changing the subject slightly, if the switches are that old whats the wiring like ?
Wonder if he means the old industrial type toggle switches, they look quite smart in brass although I don't think it was intentional at the time
You might be able to find somebody that makes the porcelain switch units that go behind the plates but can't say I've ever seen them
Changing the subject slightly, if the switches are that old whats the wiring like ?
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