Have you ever taken anything apart and wished you had taken better notes or photos? I have.
This is the first in a series of posts I plan to make over the coming weeks that detail the internal construction of various things. This is not intended to be step-by-step instructions for repair/removal/disassembly/etc.
Rather, I hope this post (and future posts) can serve as a reference for people who would like visual clues in making their own repairs.
Snowflake Switch
Take care, this is an assembly with a high "boing factor"
- Snowflake Switch Assembled
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Snowflake Switch Exploded
- Snowflake Switch Exploded
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- Small Springs and Conductive Bars
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Conductor Barbells and Springs
- Conductive Bars Installed 01
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- Conductive Bars Installed 02
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Orientation Considerations
In the photos below...
Yellow: Conductor Barbells must align with switch tabs
Orange: Holes for bulbs are different shapes (open ended vs fully enclosed)
Green: Alignment key for corresponding notch on switch outer housing
- Various Attention Areas
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- Keyed Notches
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