Help finding this switch please

[TonyL]

This switch fits inside an on/off foot pedal switch. I found one on ebay that is close to this one, but $26. I can buy a new USA made foot pedal switch for the same price. I looked everywhere including the Defond website. Any ideas...or I will just get a new one? Thanks!

 

[mredburn]

Whats the part number? can you tell?
Defond DPC-1114 / DPC-1113 Push Button Switch 13 A 125 V | eBay $11.00 shipped.

 

[Mr Vic]

what brand is the foot switch. Have you tried a search on it for parts?

 

[Mr Vic]

Whats the part number? can you tell?
Defond DPC-1114 / DPC-1113 Push Button Switch 13 A 125 V | eBay $11.00 shipped.

Guess Mike beat me on a response. Great contest Tony....Next years Bash we can have the "Find the Repair Part Contest"

 

[ed4copies]

Take ten, they're small!!

https://www.amazon.com/10PCS-Thread...488222447&sr=8-10&keywords=push+button+switch

 

[TonyL]

Thanks all. I actually found that one last night, but the prongs/terminal's were pointed in the opposite direction. I am going to get it...for $11, it 's a good deal.

I don't remember the brand (bought from Peachtree woodworking), but I bought 2, the other one still works fine.

It stopped clicking.

The next one I buy will be the American made one from Amazon.

Thanks again!

 

[TonyL]

Whats the part number? can you tell?
Defond DPC-1114 / DPC-1113 Push Button Switch 13 A 125 V | eBay $11.00 shipped.

Guess Mike beat me on a response. Great contest Tony....Next years Bash we can have the "Find the Repair Part Contest"

That would be a good one!

Thanks for the laugh!

 

[mredburn]

I think you will find its the same switch.

 

[More4dan]

I think I paid less than $10 for a HF foot switch. They have both a click on click off and a "deadman's" version that requires pressure to stay on. I primarily used them for my drill press, one hand to hold the material, one to lower the drill and no other easy way to turn it on.

 

[TonyL]

Thanks Dan.

 

[jttheclockman]

I think I paid less than $10 for a HF foot switch. They have both a click on click off and a "deadman's" version that requires pressure to stay on. I primarily used them for my drill press, one hand to hold the material, one to lower the drill and no other easy way to turn it on.

Ouch

 

[TonyL]

I think you will find its the same switch.

Thanks Mike. I ordered it last night. I appreciate the guidance.