Ultimate SDGs Pull Cord Switch Part for Kitchen Fluorescent Light Bracket with Cord Stopper

Used, as is well known.

Found while cleaning, a gem.

Manufacturer: Original
(Core component: Panasonic)
Product Name: Pull-cord switch part
Luminous specification with cord stopper
Size: 44 x 25 x 25 mm
Application: For Toshiba Lighting & Technology fluorescent bracket pull-cord switches, etc.
Operation Check: OK
→ When ON, 0.1-0.2Ω on a multimeter.
Notes: Pull-cord is not included.
→ You can substitute by braiding two or more fishing lines.

Replacement Procedure
1) Remove one screw fixing the control unit housing currently installed.
2) [Electric Shock Prevention] Turn off the breaker or wear insulated gloves to prepare for work.
3) Remove two wires, and crimp R1.25-3 crimp terminals onto the connecting wires.
(See Photo ②)
* At this time, insulate any exposed conductive parts with electrical tape, etc.
4) Install this part.
5) Screw and fix one crimp terminal to screw terminal A for wire connection.
6) Loosen the screw of screw terminal B for wire connection while pressing the sheet metal, and screw and fix the other wire.

* At this time, be careful and hold down the sheet metal downwards with your other hand, otherwise the spring will come off, and the latch part that turns on and off each time you pull the cord will not function properly.
→ Of course, it can be restored to its original state, but it's a difficult task if you don't understand the mechanism and how to get the knack.

7) Once the work up to this point is complete, screw in the starter, install the fluorescent tube, and perform a temporary operation check.
8) If it operates correctly, assemble this part into the control unit and fix it to the case with the screw removed initially.
9) Install the starter and fluorescent tube, reassemble the cover, and the work is complete!

Photo ①: Set Contents
- Pull-cord outlet
- Luminous specification stopper, side view
Photo ②: Right side, interior
Photo ③: From the front right diagonally
Photo ④: From the back left diagonally
Photo ⑤: Left side
Photo ⑥: Stopper, top view
Photo ⑦: Stopper, bottom view