Re: Button Colors

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Posted by Tony C on January 08, 2002 at 19:34:24:

In Reply to: Re: Button Colors posted by OSCAR on January 08, 2002 at 19:27:55:

That does look easy. I can't wait until I get all my parts (including the spinner you sent out today.) And with any luck I'll have a cabinet to work with soon...

This hobby rules. :)

: : Easy to do, there's two platic prongs on the bottom (if you got horizontal pushbuttons) push them closer to together (you should see the holes they'll go up) and push up. Watch where the peices go, as the spring might be strong and throw itself and the button top across the room.

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: Here are the prongs Tom61 mentioned. This is a picture of a standard Happ horizontal pushbutton. It comes apart very easily. The spring is actually fairly light and most likely won't take your head off when you seperate the pieces. :)

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: That does look easy. I can't wait until I get all my parts (including the spinner you sent out today.) And with any luck I'll have a cabinet to work with soon... : This hobby rules. :) : : : Easy to do, there's two platic prongs on the bottom (if you got horizontal pushbuttons) push them closer to together (you should see the holes they'll go up) and push up. Watch where the peices go, as the spring might be strong and throw itself and the button top across the room. : : : : Here are the prongs Tom61 mentioned. This is a picture of a standard Happ horizontal pushbutton. It comes apart very easily. The spring is actually fairly light and most likely won't take your head off when you seperate the pieces. :) : : : : --Oscar : : . : : .

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