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Power Switch replacement
- Thread starter theNobi
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unfortunately the things don't seem to have a standard name. Every manufacturer seems to have thier own name.
Usually if you go into the "connectors PCB" or similar section of an electronic suppliers website, select the pin number and pitch (0.1 inch/2.54mm) and browse through the results you can find the right connectors.
The contacts that go onto the wire are crimped on and different makes of pin/shell are usually (but not always) compatible. Once you've found the shells it's generally pretty easy to find the corresponding pins.
Usually if you go into the "connectors PCB" or similar section of an electronic suppliers website, select the pin number and pitch (0.1 inch/2.54mm) and browse through the results you can find the right connectors.
The contacts that go onto the wire are crimped on and different makes of pin/shell are usually (but not always) compatible. Once you've found the shells it's generally pretty easy to find the corresponding pins.
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OP, what exactly do you need? I have several switches and LEDs recovered from older stuff. PM me an address and I'll mail it to you.
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I came to this thread looking for exactly the same thing. I want to make a testbench or work with motherboards without having to attach it to a case switch....