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If you want to completely break it yes. Better to just get a replacement with the correct actuator. I have taken one apart before and while I did get it working again it was a complete pain in the ass to get back together... Smallest spring I have ever seen in my life attached to a tiny rocking plate coupled with a now mangled case. Ya, buy a new one..
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Cedar Rapids, IA