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| Posted: 02-17-2006 07:32 pm |
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Mark Rosenbaum
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Haven't tried it myself, but it looks possible. I'd approach the repair by drilling a hole side to side through the rocker part of the switch, being careful to locate the hole where the side pins had been positioned. The rocker would then be returned to the switch and held in place with a roll pin, length of brass tubing, nylon rod, nail, or whatever was handy.
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