Trim switch Micro switch broken - which micro switch fro replacement?

[NicoN]

Some time ago, I had trouble with my trim switch (see old posting; it is NOT a split switch but thsi rocker model which you have to press to engage the clutch).

I repired the wiring and anything was fine.

Now we have trouble again. This time, this little spring metal "plunger" on the clutch microswitch is broken, therefore the clutch does not engage but the motor runs.

The switch assembly is in good shape, so it would be nice to only replace one (or all 3 of these microswitches.

 

But which type? We see a printing on it, but it is almost not readable. Can be something like "MM" or "MK"

I know there is a company "MK microswithces"

 

Does anybody know the type of these  microswitches?

The trim switch is a factory-Mooney thing and has nothing to do with the auto-pilot.

P.S.: And - I am not taking drugs while aksing for the part of this switch. At least not more or something else :-)

[N201MKTurbo]

They are probably made by MicroSwitch which is a Honeywell company.

[NicoN]

I just found this:

https://www.ckswitches.com/media/1363/mm.pdf

That would match my "MM" and they look similar.

Should be the L0 type

[Fly Boomer]

Also may help to search LittleFuse who apparently bought C&K.

[LANCECASPER]

  On 3/4/2023 at 6:15 PM, Fly Boomer said:

Also may help to search LittleFuse who apparently bought C&K.

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I believe it’s Littel Fuse

[ElkoRandy20J]

Last July I got a new switch thru my Avionics Shop in Idaho.  This was for a 1979 J Model with Century a/p.  My switch looks very similar to the picture (and functional description). That part no. was 30413-13 and cost $627. 

[Fly Boomer]

  On 3/4/2023 at 11:51 PM, LANCECASPER said:

I believe it’s Littel Fuse

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You are right, of course, but without the space.