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The switch on my Dust Buster 5400-1 has become intermittent. A thorough
cleaning and Caig-ing has not fixed it. (The battery pack is in great shape, so replacing the switch would be worthwhile.) I've looked around but nobody has the switch (#22 on the exploded view). Yet another example of a manufacturer failing to supply parts for a fairly well-made product that should have a 25-year lifespan. (When I needed a replacement battery about 10 years ago, the local B&D store had it. Oddly, it was manufactured on my birthday.) Other than tossing out a perfectly serviceable item -- any suggestions? Thanks. -- "We already know the answers -- we just haven't asked the right questions." -- Edwin Land |
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