Dougmeister

@CrossBow, yeah, we already have to stick a screwdriver or something in there to change the switch.
I might just keep playing it on channel 2 and if I ever get tired of it, I'll just sell it "as-is" and tell them it only plays on that channel.

@CrossBow How much would you want for a replacement switch?
> I might even have one I can remove from a donor light sixer.

It currently works on Channel 2 (for some strange reason).
Will soldering a permanent connection to channel 3 hurt the potential future resale value, and if so, how much?

Here is a pic of the switch. Does anyone have any tips on how to get the plastic switch *off* again? I'd rather not break it, even though I'm going to probably replace it.
 
 

We have a Light Sixer whose channel selector button came off inside the unit. I opened up the case and looked at the plastic switch. There was no metal on it anywhere. I snapped it back on and it moves normally, but nothing happens when the console is on.
I suspect a small piece of metal or something also fell out and has been lost? Something that would make contact with the soldered places...?
Can anyone provide pictures of what it *should* look like (bottom side of the plastic switch), etc.? Is it possible to buy a replacement switch?
Thank you!