Jim,?
Thanks for the tip, I am going to try that first chance I get.
Emil
On 07-Apr-25 13:49, Jim Whartenby via
groups.io wrote:
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Emil
If the switch still sounds
good and you hear a crisp snap when the switch closes then
the problem might be corrosion around the rivets that
connect the solder tab plates to the internal switch
contacts.??
Easy to test, just ohm out
the switch using the rivets, not the solder tabs.? With the
switch closed, if the rivets ohm out as a short then just
wire brush the rivets and use an active flux like Nokorode?and solder the rive tops
to to the surrounding solder tab plates.??
I once had a Philco
cathedral radio with this same problem where the dreaded
previous owner had added a toggle switch to the side of the
wood cabinet.? I did the above fix and removed the
replacement switch then patched the hole in the cabinet with
wood filler.? I used a scratch pen to match the color.? Hard
to see the repair after the work was done.
Jim
Logic: Method used to
arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence.?
Murphy