12-10-11, 09:14 PM
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Location: Orkney
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Originally Posted by Sam410
Have you tried taking it apart and fixing it? They are quite straightforward, if a little fiddly,
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I had to do this on quite a few of these on my 412 and all worked well after doing this. I cleaned everything thoroughly and I used one of those fibreglass pencils where there had been some arcing between brass contacts. There is a similar problem on the window switches on the likes of Swedish cars from the 1970s and I have repaired quite a few of these and they always worked afterwards. I remember using a smear of electrical conductive grease on some switches.
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Originally Posted by Sam410
just don't loose any of the bits inside.
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Most have small springs and a ball bearing, so this is good advice. Take them apart carefully!
George
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