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How to get into our table switches
PostedJuly 5, 2024
UpdatedJuly 5, 2024
ByRichard Hobbs
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Below is a quick video showing you how to remove the back of the inline table switch.
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The basic concept is to grab a slotted screwdriver and insert it into the side, then as if you’re trying to snap the switch, push down on the switch and the screwdriver.
This will then pop the back off the switch, please see the video below which should explain the above in more detail.
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