Need help with schematic symbol

[okies]

Hi guys, I'm trying to replace the normal/fat switch on my Fender Super Sonic 22 head, the schematic shows the part to be a SPDT switch, I assume on-on? It also has a single coil symbol on the part? Can anyone help me out here, I am just trying to locate the correct part and am having no luck at all.

Thanks,

Steve

 

[Rocknrollampsinc]

Hi guys, I'm trying to replace the normal/fat switch on my Fender Super Sonic 22 head, the schematic shows the part to be a SPDT switch, I assume on-on? It also has a single coil symbol on the part? Can anyone help me out here, I am just trying to locate the correct part and am having no luck at all.

Thanks,

Steve

you circled relays

 

[Jeff Gehring]

Looking on the Super Sonic 22 schematic, the front panel switches are in the lower left of the schematic, midway between rows A and B and column 8. S2 is the fat/normal switch which controls the relays you had circled in the diagram. Are you sure your problem is the switch and not the relay? The switch is a simple DPDT, with both switches paralleled for reliability.

 

[okies]

Looking on the Super Sonic 22 schematic, the front panel switches are in the lower left of the schematic, midway between rows A and B and column 8. S2 is the fat/normal switch which controls the relays you had circled in the diagram. Are you sure your problem is the switch and not the relay? The switch is a simple DPDT, with both switches paralleled for reliability.

Thanks for the help, the push switch would not stay engaged, I assumed it was a mechanical failure in the switch? Would a bad relay cause the switch to not stay engaged?

 

[Jeff Gehring]

Would a bad relay cause the switch to not stay engaged?

No. If the switch is not latching, you need a new switch. You'll want an exact replacement part from Fender, or maybe someone with a dead Blues Deluxe/HRD/etc might source you a switch off their defunct board.

(Edit) This might do you, but it shows out of stock:

http://www.guitar-parts.com/catalog/fender-push-button-switch-short-stroke