ok so this thread is actually more a reference to which prong is +, and -. It wasn't in the stickies, so i just guessed and checked, and now you don't have to

here we go:

in this pic, top prong is negitive, bottom is positive.

its easiest to put back together if you set the switch to the low heat setting, like so:


EDIT: im thinking im going to change the direction of the LED in the first pic; it works, but its pretty dim.. im going to try and aim it towards the top of the button (rotate 90 degrees). so if you do this, do it that way to begin with

 

good to know... just added this page to my favourites
thanks

 

Just installed my blue led switches, I have another set to mess around with, might try green or red. Nice pictures, I am sure it will help alot of members fix theirs.

You do not have to solder, you can use the orginal bulb holder and wrap the wires on the copper bar, with 470 resistor on the positive side. For people w/o soldering equipment it can be done.

 

this is true. i didnt cus i just had my soldering iron handy anyways (more stable connection too), and its kind of a pain to bend them around there..

 

Can you take a pic of it installed?

 

470 or 470k resistor ?

 

470k ohm...