Where can I buy a Scheiber panel mains switch for my 42DS

[ianf]

It is for a MY 2006, the type with the flimsy lever which has broken off. I'm guessing they are now obsolete but somewhere must sell them.

Any advice gratefully received


Thanks

[MalcolmP]

Have you tried a Jeanneau dealer? Do you need the entire panel? You might have better prospects of getting replacement switches

[ianf]

Thanks,

I haven't tried anywhere yet and yes I only need the switch. I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction. I am new to Jeanneau and still finding my feet

[ForGrinsToo]

See if you can find a model number on the switch, and google that. You might even find the manufacturer, then it gets much easier. Sizes and mounting patterns are nearly an industry standard.

Good luck,
Geoff

[ianf]

Thanks but that will have to be my plan B as I am in the UK and the boat is in Greece at the moment. I was hoping to buy a switch and take it out with me next year. I did have a peep behind the panel when I was out there but couldn't see anything obvious.

[dagern]

I have ordered several "Jeanneau parts" from: clarkeandcarter.co.uk. I have always got the parts I needed.

Take a photo of what you want, and send them an enquiry. My guess is that they can help out.

Regards,
Dag Ragnar

[MickeyB]

I don't normally mind clicking links and following suggestions, but that one is a revenue cookie stuffer link.

You really should warn us that you are affiliating Dag...

[ianf]

Affiliated or not I'll give them a try!! - thanks

[sitara]

Good luck Ian, I have used Carke and Carter for getting spares and their service has been fantastic. Parts arriving in Australia a couple of weeks after ordering.

[ianf]

Thanks Sitara, I sent them an enquiry and waiting to hear back from them. 

[svejk]

Late to the party but I just removed the stock panel from my SO37.  I had it on eBay for $100 but no bites.  Let me know if you're interested.

[Don Reaves]

svejk -- you have a private message

[ohana]

Do you have a picture of the switch, or a manufacturer name? The main switch on my panel is made by carling technologies and I have managed to source 2 more for my switchboard adaptations I am doing 

[ianf]

Thanks but Clarke and Carter have managed to source one from Jeanneau in France (£54) Ouch!


It hasn't arrived yet!!

[ohana]

Ok, hope this works out for you!  My source was Mouser UK, although RS Components and Farrell also stock some Carling Technology stuff. Mouser had the best range however

[ianf]

Ohana,

I have a picture of the switch and I tried to copy and paste it into the reply but it didn't do anything. Then I tried to insert an image and it wanted a URL or some text.


I'm afraid I have no idea how to post a picture on this forum..... any help gratefully accepted

[MalcolmP]

Jan 6, 2019 10:45:42 GMT ianf said:

Ohana,

I have a picture of the switch and I tried to copy and paste it into the reply but it didn't do anything. Then I tried to insert an image and it wanted a URL or some text.


I'm afraid I have no idea how to post a picture on this forum..... any help gratefully accepted

Hi Ianf

Have you looked through this article? jeanneau.proboards.com/thread/6004/easier-photo-upload-threads



If you still have an issue you can email me them at [e-mail] and I will add to this thread



cheers M

[ohana]

Link to the switches I bought. 

eu.mouser.com/ProductDetail/carling-technologies/aa1-b0-34-650-5d1-c/?qs=KfoPoXV7FLmJGv0yZvXgHg==&countrycode=GB&currencycode=GBP

[ianf]

Hurrah I think I've done it


Thanks for the tip.


Here is a picture of the switch I ordered.... looks like yours ohana with an extra bit attached to the side. No idea what that is!


www.23hq.com/IanF/photo/50396213/original

[ohana]

Ok, it’s a 2 pole version, made by Carling Trchnologies. Go to mouser website and key in part number, they may have it. If you go to carling website you can download a spec sheet which explains the numbering system. I could not get the exact same part, but one which was the same in all respects other than the thread type for the fixing screws ( USA thread, rather than metric m3)

[stefanw]

I have several of these, both 12v and 110/220v versions that were leftover after having replaced my switch panels.

[ianf]

Sefanw - PM sent