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2213 Main Power Switch Removal
I have a 2213 with a main power switch that gets mechanically jammed in the on position. I think it is just wear between the plastic and the metal bail inside the switch actuator. I tried a tiny amount of lubrication but it made no improvement. So, I plan to replace the switch.
My question is, what is the recommended way to disconnect the long actuator shaft from the front end of the switch? A little finagling with it has not revealed much except a suspicion that there is a bit of a trick to it. Thanks for advice from anyone who has experience with this particular removal operation. Phil... |
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýWithout opening one up, I believe the shaft just snaps on over the switch.
Get a small flat blade screwdriver (1 mm tip) and pry the shaft apart. That's
from (old) memory so do a reality check first.
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Tom
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Phil,
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Try dribbling some isopropyl alcohol into the switch and working the actuator. This has freed up many switches for me. Then lube. Rick ============================================================== --- In TekScopes@..., "Philip" wrote:
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I have a new switch on order but I will try that while waiting. Thanks.
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And with respect to Tom's advice to just pop the actuator off toward the front with a screwdriver that indeed worked perfectly. I found the best way to get at it was with a long screwdriver going in underneath the CRT. Phil... --- In TekScopes@..., "gridleakrick" <gridleakrick@...> wrote:
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