How do u change a house hold light switch on a wall

Turn off the power at the meter box remove the screws holding the swith to the wall hidden behind plugs fit wires in exactly the same way to new switch tighten screws holding wires firmly.

Hello;

My name is Peter. I am a retired field service refrigeration technician.

Before you change you door light switch. Lets check it out. First, if you have changed the light bulb, did you use a refrigeration light bulb. These bulbs sometimes are available in your local food market. If you used a household light bulb it eventually will fail. The household bulb is not designed for cold temperatures.

All appliances require specific light bulbs designed to the application such as, refrigerators, freezers, dishwashers, clothes washers and dryers. Of course they are more expensive $8.00-$10.00.

Ok, lets assume you have the correct appliance light bulb in your refrigerator. With the door open push on the door light switch. If the light comes on your door switch.

All door switches are basically the same they are plastic two contacts, except for one that is a 3 contact switch. The third contact controls the ice dispenser. This switch is on the left side of the freezer wall (Liner).

Ok, lets change a door light switch. Unplug your refrigerator. With a small flat head screw driver (or butter knife) wedge behind the plastic switch frame. Pop it out. Be careful, do not pull it out too far. You will see the two connectors. It may be difficult to remove the connector, so wedge them with a flat head screw driver (Or butter knife). Do not pull on the wires, just the metal connector.

Ok, with your particular model the contact switch is on the top of your unit. There are two screws holding the hinge cover plate. These screws are either Phillips head or hex head. Either 1/4" or 5/16" hex head. Remove the hinge top cover. You have one on each side. There is a connector. With a small screw driver, wedge into the connector to release it. The rest is yours.

Peter, Glen Burnie, Maryland, USA

Place a piece of cardboard between the brake lever and housing (so that you don't brake the tip of the brake light switch off ) adust the throttle and idle cable . Remove the 2 screws holding the switch housing, remove the two screws holding the perch, remve the little screw holding the switch into the housing you may also hve to cut the cable tie holding the wiring tite to switch. also be aware of the little copper or brass wedge behind the brake light switch. Now you can push or roll up the wiring cover and cut and soider the wires in or remove fuel tank find connector and remove pin and tape a snake to it and pull the wiring out. I myself cut and soilder.

take a putty knife and at each corner of the front panel about 4" in from the corners are clips push them in with the putty knife to release them,then raise the top cover and lean it back against the wall,then remove screws holding the front cover and remove door switch wires attached to the door switch,then pull top of door toward you and lift up to remove off gussets and set aside,the element is located on the lower right side remove wires to all thermostats and element then remove screw holding element housing,replace element in element housing by splitting housing in half after removing screws,reverse procedure to re-assemble unit

A ceiling fan can be wired in different ways.I prefer to connect only the lights to the wall switch,and the fan to the hot,so the fan can be used when the lights are turned off.You will need to locate the circuit to the fan and turn off the breaker.Remove the cover at the ceiling to access the wiring.The fan wiring is usually labeled,but I believe the light wire is blue,the fan wire is black,and the neutral is white.The light wire and fan wire are probably both connected to the same feed.You will need to rewire the fan to the hot(black) house wire.The light wire is fed from the wire after the wall switch-leave this as is if the lights turned on/off with the wall switch.After the rewire,turn the breaker on before replacing the cover,and verify everything is how you want it before replacing the cover.I usually remove the light chain to keep people from using the chain instead of the wall switch.

Loosen the front brake master cylinder clamping bolts and slide the entire assembly down towards the right handlebar switch housing as close as it will go. If the brake light does not go off then, the switch in the right handlebar switch housing is broken and must be replace.

To replace the switch, you must take the two bolts that hold the housing halves together out. Lift the upper half and loosen the throttle cable and idle cable. Remove the throttle sleeve and allow the lower half of switch housing to come away from the handlebar. The front brake light switch is the small switch in front of the housing. Unsolder the wires, replace the switch with a new one, and resolder the original wires to the new switch. Reassemble the throttle sleeve and switch housing, adjust the throttle cable and idle cable and check for proper operation.

Ride safe
Steve

Sharon,
Pull out stove from the wall,
Unplug stove. Now you are safe!
With a phillips screwdriver, remove the backpanel.
The switch you are replacing, remove knob.
Remove the two screws that hold the switch in place.
When switch is free, remove one wire at a time, and make sure you put them on the new switch as you remove from old.
Fasten switch in place, close up the machine. plug it in
Enjoy your new buner
bweazer

Try this, Loosen the two bolts that holds the front master cylinder onto the handlebars. Slide the master cylinder as close to the right handlebar switch housing as possible. If that doesn't extinguish the light, your front brake light switch is probably broken.

To change the switch, you'll have to open the right handlebar switch housing by removeing the two bolts that holds it together, take the throttle and idle cables loose and get the lower housing loose from the handlebar. The switch is held into the inner face of the housing by a single screw. Take the switch loose and desolder the two wires leading to it. Replace the old switch with a new one and solder the original wires to the new switch. Reassemble the throttle assembly and the switch housing. Check the throttle for proper operation. Make sure the throttle "snaps" shut when you release the throttle grip. Improper assembly or adjustment of the throttle cables can cause the loss of control of the motorcycle resulting in serious injury or death.

Good Luck
Steve

Usually, if a brake light is staying on, it's because of the front brake light switch. The switch is located in the right handlebar switch housing and is operated by a tang on the backside of the brake lever. Try loosening the bolts that hold the front brake master cylinder on the handlebars and slide the master cylinder out on the bars so that it is as close to the right handlebar switch housing as possible. If this doesn't extinguish the brake light, the switch is probably bad and needs replacing.

To replace the switch, you'll have to take the switch housing apart. Loosen the throttle cables and remove the two screws that hold the switch housing together. Take the cables out of the throttle sleeve and get the switch housing away from the handlebars. Remove the small screw that holds the switch into the housing. The earlier models had the switch soldered in. Not sure about the later models but you'll have to either solder the wires for the new switch or plug them on. Reassemble the housing in the opposite order. Be careful when you adjust the throttle cables. The throttle must operate properly, smoothly, and snap shut when you release the throtttle. If the throttle does not operate properly it could result in serious injury or death. Make sure that throttle works right.

Good Luck
Steve

Make sure your virtual wall batteries are fresh-- even if you're sure they are, try removing and replacing them just to reset the virtual wall.

Then reset your Roomba: hold down "spot" and "dock/demo" for about fifteen seconds. Release them and wait for the tune.

Recharge the Roomba and then try to run it. The virtual walls ought to respond at that point. If they don't, you might find that calling customer support may help.