Sailor Bob;
It is a standard garden variety switch. Probably there is a
manufactures number and or name on it. I'd take it out, connect the two
wires together so you can use the radio, and measure the size of the
switch. Mouser Electronics and DigiKey have lots of switches to
choose from.
Now with that said, unless the switch is physically stuck, the switch
controls the DC power relay circuit which has a 2N4124 transistor {Q2}
in the relay coil path. This relay actually turns the radio on and
off.........not the switch. The switch only controls the DC power
circuit. It s not uncommon for the 2N4124 transistor to short, thus
completing the relay circuit and the relay is always energized, and the
radio is always on. See schematic 81591 DC Input Board. Some have
claimed the relay contacts welded shut and caused this, but I've never
found this to be true.
Do check the switch with an ohm meter for proper operation first.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 6/26/2018 11:26 AM, Sailor Bob wrote:
My Omni VI power supply has the on/off front panel switch frozen, happily in the “On”
position. It looks like a standard sort and I wonder if anyone would know of a supplier and part number.
Looks like it is just a “Plug and play” with slide on connectors. Thanks your interest.
Bob W2EJG
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