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		<title>Switch Assembly</title>
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Damaged Switch Assembly due to arching
During our day ride in June, my valk just died. Suspecting a blown fuse, I got the 30 amp fuse replaced. However after a moment, it busted again.
I soon had to take the risk of permanently damaging the switch assembly&#8217;s(figure a) connectors casing. This had to be done so that [...]]]></description>
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<p><strong>Damaged Switch Assembly due to arching</strong></p>
<p>During our day ride in June, my valk just died. Suspecting a blown fuse, I got the 30 amp fuse replaced. However after a moment, it busted again.</p>
<p>I soon had to take the risk of permanently damaging the switch assembly&#8217;s(figure a) connectors casing. This had to be done so that the corroded connectors(figure b) can be accessed. Once accessed, I filed away the corrosion and reconnected the respective wires.</p>
<p>Since the plastic insulating casing has been damaged, I had to improvise a new connector. Using a used connector(figure c), I cut it to shape and size and finally manage to fit the cables.</p>
<p>After hooking them up, I found it to be stable and thus I reconnected all the cables. Its amazing to see how destructive arching can do to connectors when there is a bad contact. By filing and improving its contact, it solved the issue of melting 30amp fuse caused by the arching.<a href="http://www.kruzer.org.sg/cms/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/dameged.jpg"><img class="size-medium wp-image-77 alignright" style="float: right;" title="Damaged Switch Assembly" src="http://www.kruzer.org.sg/cms/wp-content/uploads/2008/08/dameged-300x189.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="189" /></a></p>
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<p> When I got back, the issue was to get the switch assembly replaced. Searching at <a href="http://www.hdlparts.com">www.hdlparts.com</a>, the item cost about USD$64. So I went to local dealer and tried my luck. To my amazement, they had the part and it cost only SDG$42. So I got it replaced and now I have a peace of mind. •</p>
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