Model #: B-8CB Serial #: 840417 need switch assy

The switch is probably generic.. go to a Lighting store and see if they have equivalent

That entire older Buffalo line of grinders: N-10CB, B-8CB, B-6CB, bgbr-6cb all use the same push pull switch. Most of those grinders were dual-voltage with a starter capacitor and there are 6 wires connected to a 4 contact switch. The "Jet BGS8-076" grinder switch that is used by the older Buffalo's, Galaxy, Duracraft and TestRite grinders is no longer available.
The good news is that there is a replacement switch from another manufacturer: "3030-9001 push pull switch for RDX grinders" from Wholesale Tool is a direct replacement. It has the same 4-screw contacts on the back and the same push-pull diamond pattern front plate.

If you can't find the direct replacement check with Grainger or other industrial supply house ... https://www.grainger.com/category/push-pull-switches/automotive-electrical-and-lighting/fleet-and-vehicle-maintenance/ecatalog/N-15m5?okey=push-pull+switches&mkey=Push%2FPull+Switches+&refineSearchString=push-pull+switches&NLSCM=5&EndecaKeyword=push-pull+switches&searchRedirect=push-pull+switches&sst=subset&suggestConfigId=6&nls_boost_words=noContent

Find a Single Pole Single Throw (spst) toggle switch at the local hardware store rated for the load of the grinder. Wire the switch in place and viola you are done! Machines are stupid;they can tell the difference between an oem part and a replacement.

That entire older Buffalo line of grinders: N-10CB, B-8CB, B-6CB, bgbr-6cb all use the same push pull switch.Most of those grinders were dual-voltage with a starter capacitor and there are 6 wires connected to a 4 contact switch. The "Jet BGS8-076" grinder switch that is used by the older Buffalo's, Galaxy, Duracraft and TestRite grinders is no longer available. The good news is that there is a replacement switch from another manufacturer: "3030-9001 push pull switch for RDX grinders" from Wholesale Tool is a direct replacement. It has the same 4-screw contacts on the back and the same push-pull diamond pattern front plate.

I will supply you with the part no. I have:
06722-777-000 TINE KIT, ROTARY
72100-777-013 TINE ASSY., R. (OUTER) Use up to Frame SN 1021912.
72100-777-023 TINE ASSY., R. (OUTER) Use from Frame SN 1021913.
72150-777-003 TINE ASSY., R. INSIDE Use up to Frame SN 1021912.
72150-777-013 TINE ASSY., R. INSIDE Use from Frame SN 1021913.
72200-777-013 TINE ASSY., L. (OUTER) Use up to Frame SN 1021912.
72200-777-023 TINE ASSY., L. (OUTER) Use from Frame SN 1021913.
72250-777-003 TINE ASSY., L. INSIDE Use up to Frame SN 1021912.
72250-777-013 TINE ASSY., L. INSIDE Use from Frame SN 1021913.

Hope this helps. Make sure you verify the frame serial number. The tine assy. include the hubs and mounting hardware.

sounds like a faulty lid switch assy. not recognizing the lid has actually been put down so for safety reasons will not start agitation. you can google that model number for faulty lid switch ( i just did) and find part numbers and all

Kenmore Ultra Fabric Care Heavy Duty 80 Series washing machine (Model # 110.92389200; Serial # CF 1122814) went through the wash cycle completely, but rinse not the rinse cycle. Motor was going but washer not spinning. Also smelled something like burnt rubber. Could the belt have gone out? Is this something that I can fix myself?

true. there is no belt on this model. most likely, the motor coupler has broken. very inexpensive part and fairly easy to replace if you have about an hour. the old part was all plastic and the new part has some reinforced metal in the center. these parts break easy, especially if the person washing lets the machine run off balance all the time.

You can get a replacement toggle switch at any hardware store look in the electrical department.