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Old 12-20-2020, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Half-Inch Stud View Post
I figure there was friction for where the swingarm pivoted on the centershaft, maybe dug a groove. Also the switch might have increased in Click pressure, just a wee. No corrosion but i could figure some fatigue or bimetal strain relief occured.
Thanks for the insight. The coiled strip seems an opportunity for residual stress that could relax over time but gotta admire the old-school mechanical approach. I'm still amazed the switch still works and overall, that the entire system still works.

My son texted me yesterday, fuming because his cell-phone battery won't hold a charge right when he paid it off. Device failure is a marketing conspiracy in his mind. I should tell him two cans and a string would last longer.