I took a picture of the old switch I swear! But it’s no longer on my phone! This is a 1993 Jurassic Park ball release switch. I think this is correct - but don’t want to turn it on until I get confirmation!
70732CC4-3450-4AD5-B8FC-C8F73A00C90B (resized).jpeg3453EFCE-539B-4317-BB6C-4AA3C58BE910 (resized).jpegEach of the pins on the switch are marked on the switch, COM, NO and NC. The white wire goes to the NC pin. The black wire goes to the COM pin. The green wire goes to the NO pin. You may have to remove the switch to see the markings.
Quoted from GRUMPY:Each of the pins on the switch are marked on the switch, COM, NO and NC.
This picture will help you see the markings.
LTG : )
IMG_0616 (resized).JPGQuoted from LTG:This picture will help you see the markings.
A picture is worth a thousand words! 
Quoted from Turdbol:I think this is correct
By the looks of LTG pic you have it correct.
Quoted from Mbecker:Nothing should blow up even if you have the connections wrong on the switch. You can try it, and if not working —switch it.
I see what you did there.....
Quoted from MrBally:I see what you did there.....
Lol unintentional
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