New (broken) pedal day!
- laurie
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
My apologies for leaning in to this... but it looks like one of these might fit?
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Swi ... jl4bFIQ%3D
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Amp ... 2BlA%3D%3D
I've used them both in vintage Japanese pedals, and don't recall ever needing to drill out the hole.
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Swi ... jl4bFIQ%3D
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Amp ... 2BlA%3D%3D
I've used them both in vintage Japanese pedals, and don't recall ever needing to drill out the hole.
Last edited by laurie on Sat Dec 07, 2024 2:03 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- Pepe
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Okay, I already wondered why the switch looked so strange. Then it's indeed necessary to replace it. Good luck!fuzzbuzzfuzz wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2024 12:23 amWhether by manufacturing or type those jacks simply break/fracture/disintegrate (those in Japanese pedals). Usually the tip. Metal > plastic. Hence the need to replace. In the lower picture the greenish looking metal part, the plastic is missing, that's the part that has fractured and fallen to bits.
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Thanks, good find!laurie wrote: ↑Sat Dec 07, 2024 3:30 amMy apologies for leaning in to this... but it looks like one of these might fit?
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Swi ... jl4bFIQ%3D
https://www.mouser.ca/ProductDetail/Amp ... 2BlA%3D%3D
I've used them both in vintage Japanese pedals, and don't recall ever needing to drill out the hole.
- laurie
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Well, it does work.
Why was it painted "even more black"? At some point in the past someone had painted it white. With a brush. With house paint.
Then someone later sprayed it back to black.
I'm sanding all that crap off and removing the paint from the rubber treadle and will spray it with a good coat of black - likely "truck bed liner". Very tough, with a little texture, just like the original finish.
- laurie
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
The dodgy crybaby pedal is missing the battery compartment, all the rubber feet, and one of the base screws. Additionally, the base (which was turned inside-out for velcro) is badly bent.
I went online searching for a new battery compartment ... and astonishingly on Amazon there was a kit with the base, battery compartment, feet and screws. All for USD$20. No-brainer.
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I went online searching for a new battery compartment ... and astonishingly on Amazon there was a kit with the base, battery compartment, feet and screws. All for USD$20. No-brainer.
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- laurie
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Crybaby base and treadle cleaned up, and refinished with "underbody sealer". Textured finish and super tough.
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Looks really nice!
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Wow! Have you removed the rubber top before repainting it? It looks so clean and the rubber is not deformed in any way.
- laurie
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Re: New (broken) pedal day!
Thanks!
I cleaned the rubber with a wire brush, then masked it with tape before painting the metal.
I'm about to do Stinkfoot's true-bypass mod before putting it back together.
https://stinkfoot.se/archives/546
I also bought some silicone lube to re-lube the mechanical parts as I reassemble it.
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0D794Q78V