Bathroom light pull.
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Oh, I see.
The holes will (most likely) be a standard distance apart.
The holes will (most likely) be a standard distance apart.
Eaton (previously MEM) Circa F1350
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eaton-Circa-Ceiling-Switch-Plastic/dp/B00KOLXOB2
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Eaton-Circa-Ceiling-Switch-Plastic/dp/B00KOLXOB2
Most will have holes at what you call 6 oclock and 12 oclock, as thats standard to fit on a besa box, your one seems to use a hole at 7 oclock, that hole as you know may be exclusive to your make.
It looks like the front bit clips on after wiring the base, is it just not a case of reclipping yours back on
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Whats the dp mean, is that not a double pole version
No idea, but most links to products on Amazon contain it.
I see on Evay F1351 which is a 2 way.
Will the inside be the same as my photo.
The string was pulled and came straight out the ceiling part. Once the first part of the ceiling item was removed the part which the string connects to & rocks to make contact etc was it bits. Thus leaving light on etc, now sorted that part.
Hoping to buy the same part and just even leave the base as it is and use the screw on bit with rocker only.
Will the inside be the same as my photo.
The string was pulled and came straight out the ceiling part. Once the first part of the ceiling item was removed the part which the string connects to & rocks to make contact etc was it bits. Thus leaving light on etc, now sorted that part.
Hoping to buy the same part and just even leave the base as it is and use the screw on bit with rocker only.
You will have to reassemble it; they don't come off in one piece.
That would be the same as repairing the present one.
looking at it maybe it does, how else would you access the terminal screws.
Unless other parts, with access holes have been removed maybe
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