Le Grand Switches

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Hi all renotalkers!!

I got the Le Grand Water Heater switch and find that it is hard to press to turn on/off it.

I went back to Choo Chiang and the salesperson say it's common.

Are you guys having the issue? Can anything be done?

Thanks in advance.

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OoT: I'm also looking for washing machine. 7.5kg or 8kg.

Any recommendation?

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Any updates??

[bepgof 20]

Normal. Need to have fast on contact & fast off contact for high ampere to reduce the electric arc/spark. After on/off for some time, you will use to it.

Hi all renotalkers!!

I got the Le Grand Water Heater switch and find that it is hard to press to turn on/off it.

I went back to Choo Chiang and the salesperson say it's common.

Are you guys having the issue? Can anything be done?

Thanks in advance.

Edited March 15, 2011 by bepgof

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Normal. Need to have fast on contact & fast off contact for high ampere to reduce the electric arc/spark. After on/off for some time, you will use to it.

You sure it's ok?

I tried the Clipsal and MK water heater switch and it works smooth.

Not sure why the Le Grand one is so hard to press.

[bepgof 20]

As sure as the sun will rise from the east tmr. I'm using Legrand brand too. The spring is strong.

You sure it's ok?

I tried the Clipsal and MK water heater switch and it works smooth.

Not sure why the Le Grand one is so hard to press.

Edited March 15, 2011 by bepgof

[davyan 0]

Yes it is indeed very hard to press. After 2 months of using my wife and i have got used to it. haha..