Zack,
The old Power Unit model D1TM 3 was made by GE Housewares group.
It is now Black & Decker. Might be worth trying old
appliance repair stores.
The switch was part number XM25X706.
Look for a DC rated switch at least 7 amps, according to the
dealer's manual.
Switch failures on battery operated tools are common, good DC rated
switches are expensive.
Try a industrial tool repair shop, look at Skill or Miller's
Falls drills switches.
Mike DeLiso
On Sat, 04 Sep 2004 18:01:25 -0400 Richard Zachary <
Zach njcfsa org> writes:
Recently got the power unit accessory
with grass trimmer but the switch was sticking in the on
position. Tried lubricating and repositioning but now
its off both if released and if pulled in all the way. I
have to find a small middle position to operate it.
Would like to replace the switch but don't know how find the right one.
Does anyone know where to get these trigger switches and how to
identify
them?
Thanks,
Richard "Zack" Zachary
PS Am looking to buy a cultivator/weeder attachment if anyone wants to
sell.