Hi all renotalkers!!

I got the Le Grand Water Heater switch and find that it is hard to press to turn on/off it.

I went back to Choo Chiang and the salesperson say it's common.

Are you guys having the issue? Can anything be done?

Thanks in advance.

OoT: I'm also looking for washing machine. 7.5kg or 8kg.

Any recommendation?

Any updates??

Normal. Need to have fast on contact & fast off contact for high ampere to reduce the electric arc/spark. After on/off for some time, you will use to it.

Hi all renotalkers!!

I got the Le Grand Water Heater switch and find that it is hard to press to turn on/off it.

I went back to Choo Chiang and the salesperson say it's common.

Are you guys having the issue? Can anything be done?

Thanks in advance.

Edited March 15, 201115 yr by bepgof

Normal. Need to have fast on contact & fast off contact for high ampere to reduce the electric arc/spark. After on/off for some time, you will use to it.

You sure it's ok?

I tried the Clipsal and MK water heater switch and it works smooth.

Not sure why the Le Grand one is so hard to press.

As sure as the sun will rise from the east tmr. I'm using Legrand brand too. The spring is strong.

You sure it's ok?

I tried the Clipsal and MK water heater switch and it works smooth.

Not sure why the Le Grand one is so hard to press.

Edited March 15, 201115 yr by bepgof

Yes it is indeed very hard to press. After 2 months of using my wife and i have got used to it. haha..