Changing Micro Switches
How do you do this without breaking anything? :)
I should say that most jobs on showers although relatively easy (from my point of view) can be fiddly and an extra pair of hands, long thin fingers and the strength in your hands of an all in wrestler are a help!
The secret is, observing very carefully when things are taken tobits, their order and orientation, taking notes and/or photos as you go can alsobe a help.
When you are working with electricity and water so make sure it is switched off and turned off before you start.
If you think you can do the job but aren’t just that confident, it may help to buy the part and compare it to the faulty part, you will then be able to see where the screws, wires, nuts, or washers etc. go, if then you think it is to complicated,at least you will have the part when the plumber or electrician arrives.
Answered 11 years ago by Anonymous
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