Re: rocker switch

From: Choreboy (choreboyREMOVE_at_localnet.com)
Date: 02/23/05


Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2005 18:07:29 -0500

That would make sense if I were being paid to fix it for a customer.
It's my backup vacuum. I don't want to put a lot of money into it and I
can afford to check websites at my convenience.

A few years ago the computer board for my HVAC failed. It would have
cost $200 to $300 to have it replaced. I found an online supplier with
a good inventory of well-described parts and did it for $20, including
spares. They have turned away from retail customers.

Before that I used a paper catalog with a good inventory of
well-described parts. They dropped their retail service.

If I found a good online retailer, the switch and shipping might be
under $10 and it could be as quick as ordering from Sears. I might end
up spending more than $20 for my order, but that would be because I'd
spotted other goodies.

Kim Sleep wrote:
>
> Honestly...by the time you dig through a dozen websites, pay single unit
> pricing, pay for shipping, handling, and insurance, $20.oo really isn't out
> of line.
> As well, Kenmore items usually use custom components for switches, so I
> doubt that you will find a replacement.
> Kim
> "Choreboy" <choreboyREMOVE@localnet.com> wrote in message
> news:421B9E46.BAB384F0@localnet.com...
> > The switch on my Kenmore vac failed. It appears that a replacement from
> > Sears would cost more than $20.
> >
> > A replacement switch must have the right dimensions for the body and
> > terminals. Is there now an online retailer with a wide selection of
> > fully described electrical switches?
> >
> > Choreboy



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