Hi
How do you get the front off of this kind of switch? There don't appear to be any screws!!
Hi
How do you get the front off of this kind of switch? There don't appear to be any screws!!
Pure Guess - lever off the bezel with a thin screwdriver blade - probably to reveal the fixing/attachment screws.?
Why not buy some and give us the answer to your puzzle - alternatively; phone Screwfix's help line- (I've done this in the past when puzzled about 'how does that work?' Whenever I've tried them, they've been helpful, patient and knowledgeable.
HTH
I had some similar ones (I don't think they were made by MK though) ones, and they worked exactly as Brian said - with the switch in the "on" position, you could put a thin-bladed screwdriver down between the edge of the switch and the back panel and prise the switch off to reveal the gubbins.
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don't say, so it's probably thought to be trivial...
There's a technical help request form at - you could try that...
Almost.
It's the other way round.
Look at the side of the rocker and you will see a small slot. It may be necessary to operate said rocker to reveal it as there is only one.
Insert a screwdriver and gently prise out the rocker paddle. This will reveal the fixing screws.
The rocker paddle pops back into place afterwards
It's a nice product design.
Not on these. It's the rocker paddle that comes out.
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We have something similar by Tenby and it's the rocker which prises off to reveal the screws.
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I think that's what he said!
I was clarifying the point since Brian had already talked about levering off the bezel.
There is another design where there is a front plate bezel and a back plate to the switch...
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