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Originally Posted by David.X5
...Check the alignment pins for the switch aren't broken off. I had to rig mine to keep it in place. Even with its pins it liked to jump out of place. Also check the little alignment pins on the gear housing are in place...
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Ditto on what David.X5 said. If the alignment pins on switch are broken, the SAIA-Burgess switch assembly can be purchased from Newark (part #
V4NCS). Scroll down page to find Newark link. Unfortunately, the metal lever, which rises up and down on the switch by action of the cam gear and controls the on/off state of the motor, could not be located online (at least by me)--these levers are often bent when the lubrication grease on gear cam is minimal. If not broken, these strips of metal can be reshaped with 2 pairs of needle nose pliers. For visual of level at top of switch, see 9:17 mark of this
video.