Hello everyone and hope you are well .
Trying to find a replacement for a cyrus 2 rocker / paddle switch .
Have checked already ......RS....CPC,FARNELL....CHS.....MAPLIN...
Dimensions for cut out are 22mm x 19 mm maximum.
Any help would be much appreciated as Cyrus wont sell the switch and want the amplifier sent in for a service ..
Thankyou in advance .
Trying to find a replacement for a cyrus 2 rocker / paddle switch .
Have checked already ......RS....CPC,FARNELL....CHS.....MAPLIN...
Dimensions for cut out are 22mm x 19 mm maximum.
Any help would be much appreciated as Cyrus wont sell the switch and want the amplifier sent in for a service ..
Thankyou in advance .
I am back, at last. Delivery took literally 5 weeks from the UK to The Netherlands :-(
When it arrived it also turned out the switch did not fit (it's indeed 19mm x 22mm, but the opening is a lot smaller). So I would have to try and widen the rectangular opening in the cast aluminium. There is some kind of housing behind it, hence not an easy task at all.
Came up with the following solution. Instead of placing the rocker switch at the front, I placed it at the back. There is a space between the speaker posts and the RCA connectors that is available. You only have to cut through plastic (fairly thick though) and the PCB and then you are all set. See attachments for the process. https://goo.gl/photos/WEdRbr5qnvTYWdF77 https://goo.gl/photos/bk3xjE58C5JyieSE7 https://goo.gl/photos/3trTYVSx2zL9g2PA7 https://goo.gl/photos/V9mRUo1bbPgZ7b2W8
When it arrived it also turned out the switch did not fit (it's indeed 19mm x 22mm, but the opening is a lot smaller). So I would have to try and widen the rectangular opening in the cast aluminium. There is some kind of housing behind it, hence not an easy task at all.
Came up with the following solution. Instead of placing the rocker switch at the front, I placed it at the back. There is a space between the speaker posts and the RCA connectors that is available. You only have to cut through plastic (fairly thick though) and the PCB and then you are all set. See attachments for the process. https://goo.gl/photos/WEdRbr5qnvTYWdF77 https://goo.gl/photos/bk3xjE58C5JyieSE7 https://goo.gl/photos/3trTYVSx2zL9g2PA7 https://goo.gl/photos/V9mRUo1bbPgZ7b2W8
Last edited:
- Status
- This old topic is closed. If you want to reopen this topic, contact a moderator using the "Report Post" button.