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Replacing a Push Button Switch
Replacing a Push Button Switch
- Take note of each w ire and its term inal before disconnecting the w ires to the sw itch you are replacing.
- The fastest w ay to rem ove the original sw itch from the panel is to cut off two of the “wings” that retain the switch in the panel cutout OR squeeze the wings against the switch body and push it out from the back side of the panel.
3. Take note of the “A” and “B” on the back of the sw itch and orient the new sw itch the sam e as the others before pressing the sw itch into the cutout from the front side of the panel.