Sticky switch on nemesis clone

[whenwillitendx9]

I have a nemesis clone and the switch is being a jerk and only wants to be pressed in when pressure is applied to the center and not slightly off of the center. Anyone know a good way to make the switch smoother?

Thanks in advanced,
x9x9x9x9x9 aka chris

 

[whenwillitendx9]

I guess no one has a fix? When I go to press in my switch it gets hung up slightly.

 

[K_Tech]

What I have found with mine (An hcigar Nemesis) is that the switch functions better when it's screwed in far enough into the body so that the outer lip of the switch covers the bottom portion of the body. If I have a little trouble with the switch, I take the bottom cap off, screw the negative post in just a hair, and put the bottom cap on again and try it. If it's still a little fussy, I tweak it again.

I hope that makes sense..?

 

[sawlight]

I've sanded mine, 350 grit wet/dry auto paper, and greased it. Still not much better. I've hear the magnets help, but can't say for sure as I haven't tried it.
Carefully take the switch apart, do NOT lose the little brass pin, and make sure the springs are in the grooves of the delrin.

 

[itsmedant]

My negative pin keeps backing out of the threads and making the switch wobble. I was wondering if putting some washers under the pin to make it not "wobbly"

Or maybe some loc-tite?

 

[sawlight]

Loc-tite it then tighten it down with a pair of needle nose pliers.

 

[K_Tech]

My negative pin keeps backing out of the threads and making the switch wobble. I was wondering if putting some washers under the pin to make it not "wobbly"

Or maybe some loc-tite?

Loc-tite it then tighten it down with a pair of needle nose pliers.

Just make sure to use the blue Loctite if you plan on taking the screw out to adjust it at some point down the road.

 

[itsmedant]

Thanks guys! I wasn't sure if loc-tite was good to put on something like this!