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sounds like something one could do oneself, JoshT

Posted by mhardy6647 (A) on March 7, 2024 at 18:55:33

In Reply to: For the archives I'll post an update . . . posted by JoshT on March 6, 2024 at 06:41:29:

I have an AF877, purchased new albeit long since retired from service.

I also have the (original) service manual for it (due to a speed fluctuation problem it had long, long ago -- which the dealer did ultimately manage to repair).
I mean, if you want to bring it up to northern NH sometime, I'd be happy to dissect it and clean the switch. I presume you mean it's a microswitch when you say "leaf switch"?

The plastic bases are notorious for warping over time -- last time mine was unpacked, it was still as new, though.

This exploded diagram is from one of the SM scans at vinylengine (link below).

all the best,
mrh

• https://www.vinylengine.com/library/philips/af-877.shtml   (Open in New Window)

Edits: 03/07/24 03/07/24 03/07/24

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