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Has anyone found a source for the 36 Ford Philco radio head on/off switch?
I have three radio heads that click like on/off but do not work. I have taken them apart and find it is the most complicated switch to perform on/off operation. The weak link is the fiber switch lever that wears out on the pivot end and will not allow the rotary switch to make contact. I am in process of replacing that part, but it is really difficult to complete. Let us know if there are new or replacement switches available. Thanks |
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I always thought the on/off switch was located inside the radio chassis and not in the radio-head. This on/off switch in the chassis being actuated by the cable from the radio-head left hand knob. Can you post a picture of the radio-head you have?
See > https://www.ebay.com/itm/BEAUTIFUL-1...AAAOSwxupa~c4s |
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Pete, When Ford went from the larger Philco FT-6 radio chassis to the smaller FT-9 chassis in early 1936, the on-off switch was moved from the chassis to the radio head. See photo of 1936 radio head with integral switch.
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There's a seller on eBay who refurbishes old car radios > partsgeneral1200
You might want to contact this guy for the part you need.... |
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