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Ctek clone battery charger button replacement?
I was talking to a mate tonight and he mentioned he had an older Aldi
/ Ctek clone type charger where the button had stopped working (so he couldn't even put in into 12V mode). ;-( Is it very likely it's just a small pushbutton SM switch (I seem to remember reading here people had replaced said on theirs ... Dave P?) and are they typically the same thing (size / spec) across most models? eg, If I get one (10) on order, what should it be or should I wait till I get it and order from there? I have a fair few bits of old kit that has the little square momentary switches that the switches would be unused (or never carried any real current) that I could probably desolder if it wasn't that critical? I'm assuming a single pole, push to make / momentary? Cheers, T i m |
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