Old Jun 9, 2007 | 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by CaliAccord
"... is there anyway to avoid having to spend $300 on it...?"

Maybe. You can try repairing the switch. Sometimes, they just need to be cleaned up and have their contacts burnished. Cost = $0.00.

Here's how I fixed an I-switch on a Vigor. No guarantees, but the "refurbished" switch still works okay today. OTOH, you may have a different problem -- your switch may need something besides that.
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