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Connecting a String Switch: Step-by-Step Guide for Opening & Cable Connection

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  • #1 17295941
    kubusop
    Level 6  
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    Hello. I'm having trouble connecting the string switch. Namely, I don't know how to open it to connect the cable.
    Connecting a String Switch: Step-by-Step Guide for Opening & Cable Connection
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    #2 17296024
    Radiokiller
    Level 30  
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    Not much can be seen in this photo.
    Look at the openings in the housing, the wires are probably pressed into them and are wedged by properly profiled metal plates.
    Use a multimeter for ease of use.
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    #3 17296417
    Borutka
    Level 29  
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    It doesn't open. The cable goes into the push holes. Generally it is crap and I advise you to buy another one for screwed cables.
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  • #4 17296965
    kubusop
    Level 6  
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    Borutka wrote:
    Generally it is crap and I advise you to buy another one for screwed cables.
    But will I get a switch with the same cord twist?
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  • #5 17297018
    kaem
    Level 29  
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    Polish production ("Elda") cord switch (authentic string instead of chain) has a cuboid shape and is screwed on the wires. It also has holes for screwing the switch itself with wood screws.

    Connecting a String Switch: Step-by-Step Guide for Opening & Cable Connection
  • #6 18469006
    sniper0
    Level 10  
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    And I'm looking for something like this:
    It switches on once
    2 lights up the second one but goes out first
    3 shine both
    4 goes out
    I have one but no markings.
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