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Old 05-13-2015, 11:11 AM   #1
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Lighted water pump switch ?

Below is a really crappy photo of my water pump switch. We keep leaving it on by mistake. Is there a lighted replacement that fits exactly where this one is? I realize I could probably go to radio shack and just wire a separate led near the switch, I just thought the lighted switch would look cleaner.

Second question, does the surrounding plate just pop off if I pry up one edge, or is it removed some other way? I can tell from behind that two screws are used to hold the switch itself in place... just don't want to break the cover plate via incorrect removal.


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Old 05-13-2015, 11:50 AM   #2
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Camping world would be a good place to look or a large RV shop that has parts.
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Old 05-13-2015, 12:02 PM   #3
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My Greyhawk came standard with all three pump switches lighted, that way if one switch is on they all light up.. I imagine CW or other on line retailer would be less expensive but as a last resort a Jaycon dealer should be able to get the parts neseccary
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Old 05-13-2015, 02:47 PM   #4
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I removed the switch. The mfg is Sigma. On the side of the switch is embossed LR-20985. I believe the actual part number from sigma is 1B-10-U-315-G. All that really matters is that the cutout is 0.550" x 1.125" Sigma makes an illuminated version of this switch, as do other mfg's. I'll take photos when I do the actual switch replacement.
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Old 05-14-2015, 09:43 AM   #5
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Lighted switches of that size are readily available. Check the Camping World (and similar) catalogs.


Just keep in mind that you will have to provide a separate ground for the light.
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Old 08-05-2015, 02:42 PM   #6
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Only took me a few months, but I finally got around to completing this little project, even though I purchased the replacement switch quite some time ago.

I have a 1207 pup. We have a bad habit of leaving the water pump on when we are away, and/or when the tank is low, which results in the pump running unnecessarily.

Here is my existing switch:

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You can see the bezel easily pops off then the switch can be removed:

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I purchased a lighted replacement here for a little over $6.00 including shipping.:

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Of course, since the existing switch was not lighted, I needed to provide ground to the switch, which I did through the existing block behind the power converter:

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When all was done, I have exactly what I wanted - a switch that is extremely obvious when turned on:

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It may not be the most sophisticated mod, but I make sure I turn the pump off every time I am not using my sink.
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Good job, I like it.
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Lighted Rocker Switches through Fry's Electronics.
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Lighted Rocker Switches through Fry's Electronics.
Thanks for the link Hattie. In my case, I needed a switch with a white body to match the existing. I found a few alternatives, but often the shipping was so high it wasn't worth it. For $6, the ebay link I provided above was the cheapest I found for a lighted, white switch.
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