Has anyone successfully repaired the switch on the Turbofan goggles. Mine has been giving me issues for a while and I believe it's just the switch itself.
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Repairing Smith Turbofan switch
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If there is a removable battery plug that allows a charger to be plugged in, then it could be a battery connection issue.
I had an issue with a heated glove that I initially thought was a on/off switch problem, but it turned out to be a battery connection issue. I improved the connection with a bit of dielectric grease on the connection terminals.
I had an issue with a heated glove that I initially thought was a on/off switch problem, but it turned out to be a battery connection issue. I improved the connection with a bit of dielectric grease on the connection terminals.
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No plugs, no recharging. Plain old AAA battery.
Try a drop of De-oxit in the switch, most pf these products are cheap and easily get moisture inside causing problems. That doesn’t work get out your ohm meter and start tracing the problem.
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Looks like the least of that car's problems.
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I've got some other contact cleaner we use for E-bikes. Good enough?
Likely, should work. Just a touch and work switch.
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Smith replaced the goggles for free for me when the fan failed. Check with them whether that policy continues.
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Smith no longer does the Turbo fan goggles. They offered $150 towards a new goggle. Since I have 4 lenses plus the prescription inserts (and the fan helps) I didn't want to start over. Thanks to @JHust all is good. Swapped his fan and switch over and they work perfectly again.
