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Thank you Jimilee, your reply was dead on! If I wanted it done the OEM way, I wouldn’t waste my time and I’d send it to Dunlop. It doesn’t look that difficult. And it’s MY Pedal, I’ll Hack it if I want to! I like a challenge! Easy is for pussies. Some of these “Forum” cats are all the...

Guess I just don’t get any satisfaction doing stuff the easy way?

I wanted to put one in my RAT also, but the existing switch looks too F€£¥&@G complicated to even get off the board!

This is a pic of the”new” switch I want to install. It has 3 external leads for the LED which is a red(off/stand by) and green(on/active). I know, over complicated, but pretty cool…. Lol. Thanks!

Crap, forgot to add the pic!

The current switch is mounted directly to the board. There is not enough room in the existing chassis to accommodate the new switch, but I have an expansion box to accommodate the new switch which will sit atop the existing pedal about 3/4”. Yeah, I know, it’ll look like shit, but I’m all...

Correct, this won’t work as a direct replacement on the board. I was wondering if I could jumper from the board to the switch? And if so, what positions? Yeah, I know it’s more work than necessary, But it’s winter in Michigan and I have nothing better to do! Thanks!

I’ll start this by saying I am a dummy, not an electrician, and by no means a circuit board guru. I am an above average DIY’er with considerable soldering skils. Long time listener, first time caller…. I want to know if it is even possible to (and obviously how to) replace what I believe is a...

I’ll start this by saying I am a dummy, not an electrician, and by no means a circuit board guru. I am an above average DIY’er with considerable soldering skils. Long time listener, first time caller…. I want to know if it is even possible to (and obviously how to) replace what I believe is a...