10.05.2017, 10:34
Hello Ken,
in the meantime I have looked into the internet for such micro switches and found a few that look at least similar:
A German company producing such switches is
https://www.marquardt-schalter.de
You'll find these switches in the product category "Schnappschalter" not in "Mikro-Signalschalter".
I guess "Schnappschalter" means something like "bistable switch".
German electronics parts distributors list a very small number of those switches:
reichelt offers ( https://www.reichelt.de )
In the download section you can get the Marquardt brochure about the whole 1010 "Schnappschalter"-series in German and in English
Conrad offers ( https://www.conrad.de/ )
rs-online offers ( http://de.rs-online.com/ or the international site: http://www.rs-online.com/)
The downloadable datasheet is the English version of the Marquardt 1010-series brochure.
You will have to check whether one of these switches could replace the Uher part.
Kind regards
Kai
in the meantime I have looked into the internet for such micro switches and found a few that look at least similar:
A German company producing such switches is
https://www.marquardt-schalter.de
You'll find these switches in the product category "Schnappschalter" not in "Mikro-Signalschalter".
I guess "Schnappschalter" means something like "bistable switch".
German electronics parts distributors list a very small number of those switches:
reichelt offers ( https://www.reichelt.de )
In the download section you can get the Marquardt brochure about the whole 1010 "Schnappschalter"-series in German and in English
Conrad offers ( https://www.conrad.de/ )
rs-online offers ( http://de.rs-online.com/ or the international site: http://www.rs-online.com/)
The downloadable datasheet is the English version of the Marquardt 1010-series brochure.
You will have to check whether one of these switches could replace the Uher part.
Kind regards
Kai