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Pioneer PL 600 Direct Drive Tonearm Drive Microswitches

DJspookyN3rd

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I've not had much success locating the obsolete Omron SSL 08 other than matching the voltage tolerances. Has anyone out there found a reliable substitute for these switches? What is the correct operating force?

SS-5-F with 50gf Operating Force seems to be the correct switch; however, I'm a newbie at this.

https://ibb.co/Jkr8x2L
https://ibb.co/rMGxhGL
 
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One of the originals is not working, and preventing the auto return function. Therefore, I would like to replace both while I'm under the hood. Thanks for your input.
 
Per Omron tech support, this is the replacement switch for the obsolete SSL 08:
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The only documentation I could find on this switch comes from our Japan website.

https://www.fa.omron.co.jp/data_pdf/closed/prdn-567.pdf

The part was discontinued in 1989. The notice above shows SSL08L and its suggested replacement as SS-5GL which has a hinge lever. The photos provided do not show a hinge lever. The closest match to your switch looks to be SS-5. This switch is SPDT, 5A at 125VAC contact rating, and no actuator lever.

Please see attached datasheet for full specifications and to make sure the switch works in the application

https://omronfs.omron.com/en_US/ecb/products/pdf/en-ss.pdf

The following is a link is list of online distributors with this part in stock:

https://www.components.omron.com/distribution-inventory-search?keyword=ss-5
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I ordered SS-5F for my application.
 
Great stuff, same switch'es in the Pioneer PL-L1000 on arm elevator. I do not know where they think they need 5A @ 125V though, obviously OTT for logic control.
 
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