Are these switches still available?
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Are these switches still available?
It's a 2 way switch used on a landing, as you can see there isn't room for a standard switch.
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Are these switches still available?
I think they're known as Architrave switches (if that helps a search).
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Ah yes that does help. I had no idea what to search for, amazing how easy it is when you have the right search term!
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I saw some in the Screwfix catalogue I think. Worth a look.
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Oh yes, I had to look, but I am sure R has found them already https://www.screwfix.com/p/crabtree-ins ... hite/271hv
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Ooof screwfix are pricey!
We are hoping that the old one will come up ok when cleaned, need to get the awful labels off etc. Before potentially making the problem worse though I wanted to check I could buy a replacement if needed.
Ebay came up as best price with postage etc. £4 delivered. They are only £2 on an electrical retailer site but the postage is high unless you spend a minimum amount. £4 is absolutely fine though, assuming we need it.
We are hoping that the old one will come up ok when cleaned, need to get the awful labels off etc. Before potentially making the problem worse though I wanted to check I could buy a replacement if needed.
Ebay came up as best price with postage etc. £4 delivered. They are only £2 on an electrical retailer site but the postage is high unless you spend a minimum amount. £4 is absolutely fine though, assuming we need it.
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Are these switches still available?
I normally take the switch or socket off, then clean using Jiff and a greenee
Then set aside in a warm place to throughly dry and refit
Then set aside in a warm place to throughly dry and refit
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That was going to be my first attempt, I use it for a lot of cleaning.