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My 1976 KZ 900 starter button is broken inside the control mechanism.

The tiny fiber board where the wires are soldered inside the control snapped in half. Is that part replaceable and where might I find one?

I realize the entire control can be replaced for $45., but I would repair the OEM one if I could get the part. Anyone know where to find this part can be obtained?

I have the button and spring, but the solder point needs to be replaced. Also, there are two wires connected to the button and I'm not exactly sure where the 2 wires would connect.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Katums wrote: My 1976 KZ 900 starter button is broken inside the control mechanism.

The tiny fiber board where the wires are soldered inside the control snapped in half. Is that part replaceable and where might I find one?

I realize the entire control can be replaced for $45., but I would repair the OEM one if I could get the part. Anyone know where to find this part can be obtained?

I have the button and spring, but the solder point needs to be replaced. Also, there are two wires connected to the button and I'm not exactly sure where the 2 wires would connect.

Any ideas are appreciated.

How about a photo of the broken part...some of us have junk boxes with that stuff in it... LOL

Yes, a pic might be helpful. Some electric supply places have small circuit boards that you might be able to cut down & drill. I got one for building an igniter that seems to be a very stout plastic. Or a broken appliance might have a circuit board you could scavenge.

You can find the starter button assembly on numerous other kz models of that age.

Alternatively I bought a push button switch, drilling the housing out a touch.

I'm with Bruce,post a pic,I'm sure one or both of us have something that could be used.

Board it's self is not available...you can buy a use one and change the board by un soldering the new use one and soldering onto yours or change all the wring to your casings.
Or buy a repo for $45