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Anonymous Sat May 25 13:03:08 2019 No.1617206 [View]
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>>1610638
Greetings lads, I know fuckall about electrics and also I'm an ESL. The switch on the right isn't working anymore unless I really push it up and keep it pressed. I've looked for a replacement but I can't find one with this many volts.
Will there be an issue if I use a 40A/220-280V switch instead? Is it possible to disassemble and fix the old switch component? I don't recall the switches at the store having screws.

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