Momentary Push Switch
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dodgerdave
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Hello. I'm restoring a Rockola 437 and have (probably) an easy question: what is a "Monentary Push Switch?' What is it's function? Thank you! dodgerdave
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MattTech
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Such an elementary question?
And you're actually going to undertake a jukebox restoration?
And you're actually going to undertake a jukebox restoration?
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Ron Rich
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It's "function" is to momentarily, either open, or close one, or more sets of contacts, while being activated. I'm sure that you are really attempting to ask what the one you have does in the phonograph. For that answer, you will need to either tell us, what the switch is labeled, or, if no label, read the schematic. Ron Rich
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