Ken,
How did you get the momentary switch to fit into the button housing? Did you have to grind away some of the board? Are you able to press the button down and it comes back up?
Joanthon
yes,
because the two switches were attached to the ESB clamp card they had an edge on them keeping them from fitting
all you have to do is take a fine file and file it so its round on all edges and then it fits and yes with the red button on top of the momentary switch in the hosing the button is working as i should
when filing try to file only what you need to it a good tight fit in the housing
hope that helps a bit
Thanks Ken!
For some reason, the hole inside my red buttons are too deep and does not allow for any up down motion, so I had to place a little rubber spacer to allow up and down clearance.
I got an email from Jeff at lunch today and recommended exactly as you recommended!
"Use a fingernail file and chase around the switch circuit board until a good fit is produced.
Very small drops of superglue, at 12, 4, 8 o'clock, on the inside lip of the button body, will secure the switch circuit board.
Another very small drop of superglue, on the top surface of the switch, will secure the red button to the switch."
Question-
So the holes are where the wires go and are soldered? Are you going to place some sort of insulator to cover the four legs to prevent shorting out the circuit?
It looks like the legs connect to the wire holes and if they touch the side of the metal button housing, it will short the circuit.