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Old 03-16-2013, 03:43 PM
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After disassembly. Just clean everything out real good. I used dish soap then electrical contact cleaner, followed by gently burnishing all contacts with 000steel wool until all metal surfaces are bright. Once clean, just lube lightly with dielectric grease, then reassemble. Be sure those little springs are in place, then sit the brass contacts back into place on top of them on the slider part of the switch. Once assembled, apply a thin coat of the dielectric grease and finsish up with the complete assembly of the switch.
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