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I can't see how the switch can cause this issue. The problem is that both the 12v and 5v use the 9.5vac winding so I don't see how they can behave differently depending on the switch position. Can you check all of the transformer outputs with the switch in each position?
Edit: Not saying I wouldn't replace the switch just for grins.
Quoted from nerdygrrl:Someone else mentioned getting something similar when he didn't have a load on the line.
Load shouldn't make any difference. Look forward to seeing the numbers, I think it will tell us a lot.
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