Help ! My reset switch is missing - can anyine tell me where to get one, or how to wire (bodge !!) an alternative switch so that it all works please ?
Thanks Dave
reset switch on factory fitted kitchen
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Re: reset switch on factory fitted kitchen
Welcome to the forum 
I remember this has come up before, here's the results from a quick search on "reset and switch and kitchen" - http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... mit=Search
If they don't help, other search combinations should find the answer you need.
I remember this has come up before, here's the results from a quick search on "reset and switch and kitchen" - http://www.igmaynard.co.uk/bongo/forum/ ... mit=SearchIf they don't help, other search combinations should find the answer you need.
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Re: reset switch on factory fitted kitchen
Hi Dave
Try a PM to "Stilldesperate"
He made up a modification to the standard switch which extends it to the dashboard, & did a couple of one-off copies for forum members. I think that this would work without the original switch being in place. Having the switch on the dash is much more convienent for re-setting after it has tripped. Alternatively I may just have one in my spares box - will have a look tomorrow night.
Rhod
Try a PM to "Stilldesperate"
He made up a modification to the standard switch which extends it to the dashboard, & did a couple of one-off copies for forum members. I think that this would work without the original switch being in place. Having the switch on the dash is much more convienent for re-setting after it has tripped. Alternatively I may just have one in my spares box - will have a look tomorrow night.
Rhod
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