How many positions does this selector switch have?

Three. The bottom insets show the knob turned left, centered, and turned right, each with its own contact diagram.

Which contacts are closed in each switch position?

Per the diagrams: left position closes contact #1 (with #2 open), the center position leaves both #1 and #2 open, and the right position closes contact #2 (with #1 open).

How many switched circuits does the switch control?

Two circuits, labeled #1 and #2 in the contact schematics.

Does the image give any electrical ratings or part numbers?

No. The only text visible is "US SELLER," the watermark "free_kicker," and the #1/#2 contact labels — no ratings, part numbers, or wiring info.

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3-Position Rotary Selector Switch – Contact Positions #1 & #2 Diagram

Product listing photo of a rotary selector switch with US SELLER text and contact diagrams

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Sales listing image of a rotary selector switch labeled US SELLER, with thumbnail variants and contact-position diagrams.

AI caption November 2011 · Photo 245 of 676

This is a seller's product photo (marked "US SELLER") of a panel-mount 3-position rotary selector switch, not a printed automotive reference document. The main image shows a hand turning the black selector knob of a chrome-bezel switch with a white plastic body and green contact block on the rear. Along the bottom are three smaller photos showing the knob in its three positions (left, center, right), each paired with a simple contact schematic for two circuits labeled #1 and #2. The schematics indicate that in the left position contact #1 is closed and #2 is open; in the center position both #1 and #2 are open; and in the right position #1 is open and #2 is closed. A reader can learn the switching logic of this maintained 3-position selector — which of the two contact blocks conducts in each knob position. No part numbers, voltage/current ratings, wire colors, or vehicle applicability information appear in the image. The image is watermarked "free_kicker," consistent with an online auction/eBay listing photo. It was uploaded to a 1993 Ford Probe gallery, but nothing in the image ties it to any specific vehicle.

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Frequently asked questions

How many positions does this selector switch have?: Three. The bottom insets show the knob turned left, centered, and turned right, each with its own contact diagram.
Which contacts are closed in each switch position?: Per the diagrams: left position closes contact #1 (with #2 open), the center position leaves both #1 and #2 open, and the right position closes contact #2 (with #1 open).
How many switched circuits does the switch control?: Two circuits, labeled #1 and #2 in the contact schematics.
Does the image give any electrical ratings or part numbers?: No. The only text visible is "US SELLER," the watermark "free_kicker," and the #1/#2 contact labels — no ratings, part numbers, or wiring info.