I agree entirely with Redsy. In fact in reading this thread that is what I was going to post. First of all don't forget that you are trying to save $20. You know you can get it fixed for a fixed price of $50.
For all of you who read this thread replace the word switch with the word circuit breaker and see what your advice would be.
Revised quote.
There is a circuit breaker that I can tap on with a screwdriver and get it to work...but
Scott
[This message has been edited by Scotts (edited 01-20-2003).]
