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I have a feeling I know the answer to this question since it is a $2.95 part, but if these switches stop working do people successfully clean them with ultrasonic or contact cleaner.... or is the best route just to replace?
FYI: This is on the front of the warrior bug assembly, but most people would recognize it from the ball trough.
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