Hi all
First time post and apologies it is to ask for help
I am trying to identify these Comax slide switches on my JL audio XD1000/5v2 so as I can replace them please
Images located here
comax switches - Album on Imgur
Thank you in advance
First time post and apologies it is to ask for help
I am trying to identify these Comax slide switches on my JL audio XD1000/5v2 so as I can replace them please
Images located here
comax switches - Album on Imgur
Thank you in advance
For the 3 position switch EG2319 seems to be a suitable replacement
For the 2 position switch EG2219 seems to be a suitable replacement
EG2319 E-Switch | Mouser
EG2219 E-Switch | Mouser
For the 2 position switch EG2219 seems to be a suitable replacement
EG2319 E-Switch | Mouser
EG2219 E-Switch | Mouser
I will order some of these to test, thanks for the link
I am based in London
I see Comax has been brought out by C&K switches, I was looking through their datasheet and so far these are the ones I have picked out that I think will fit
SK-23D04-G 9
SK-23D04-G 12
SK-23D24-G 4
SK-23D24-G 7
SK-23D44-G 9 K
SK-22H04-G 7 NS
SK-22H04-G 9 NS
SK-22H04-G 12 NS
SK-22H24-G 4 NS
SK-22H24-G 5 NS
SK-22H24-G 6 NSe
But I am not 100% which ones I need and specifications
PDF is here https://www.ckswitches.com/media/1432/sk.pdf
Yeah I did, but the mouser 3 way switch doesn't say if it is DPDT, SP3T etc etc and I do not know which one I need
The 2 way mouser switch says DPDT so am guessing the equivalent C&K which I think is
SK-22H04-G 7 NS but it says DPDT non-shorting, don't know if that is correct
and the others are 2P3T which I think is the 3 way and if that is correct or not
A 3-position switch with 4 terminals per pole will be 3t.
I've never disassembled a slide switch in a car amp that was non-shorting. Take apart one of your switches to see if they have insulators between the stationary terminals. It's unlikely.
3-'way' is not a term I generally see. The number of poles indicates the number of isolated circuits. The 'throws' indicate the number of switchable positions.
I've never disassembled a slide switch in a car amp that was non-shorting. Take apart one of your switches to see if they have insulators between the stationary terminals. It's unlikely.
3-'way' is not a term I generally see. The number of poles indicates the number of isolated circuits. The 'throws' indicate the number of switchable positions.
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The part number i have is from Audison/Hertz i am the main service of this brands in my country. so i don't have the manufacturer part number.
anyway there's 2 types of this switches and the different is the black knob some at turn right some turn left. i don't know why but i am blocked here to upload pictures.
anyway there's 2 types of this switches and the different is the black knob some at turn right some turn left. i don't know why but i am blocked here to upload pictures.
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Ok so I had a shot at removing the switches and the first one was a nightmare, the rest came off fine but I have damaged the pads on the first switch.
The first switch only pertains to a low/high voltage selection of which I only ever need it to be set to low.
Where would I need to bridge to just make sure that option is constantly selected please, would it just be the two middle pins in the images below
damaged pads - Album on Imgur
I really appreciate all the help so far everyone
The first switch only pertains to a low/high voltage selection of which I only ever need it to be set to low.
Where would I need to bridge to just make sure that option is constantly selected please, would it just be the two middle pins in the images below
damaged pads - Album on Imgur
I really appreciate all the help so far everyone
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