Preh Gmbh

Preh-werke Gmbh & Co.

Dirk Erdloff

Stefan Schuberth

Volker Gessner

Sebastian Schäfer

Henry Hinterholzinger

The present disclosure relates to a switch assembly for a motor vehicle component, including: an electronic basic body for arranging a contact member; an actuating member for actuating the contact member; a web associated with the actuating member, including a web portion with a web stop; a flexible switching mat having a basic portion for arranging the actuating member and the web; an operating member having an operating portion with an operating stop and an operating counter-stop disposed opposite to the web stop; a support member connected to the basic body or the switching mat having a support portion with a support counter-stop that contacts the operating stop in a non-actuated state of the switch assembly; wherein the web provided on the basic portion is arranged to be spaced apart from the actuating member provided on the basic portion, wherein the web encloses the actuating member at least partially.

Switch assembly for operating a motor vehicle component

A ratchet device for an electrical component that can be adjusted by rotation, such as a rotary switch or a rotary potentiometer, is provided. The ratchet device includes a leaf spring, resting against a ratchet contour by means of spring pressure, whereby the ratchet contour is applied on an outer side of a symmetrical ratchet disc. The leaf spring substantially encloses the ratchet disc, rests diametrically on the ratchet disc, and the ends of the leaf spring have an essentially radial embodiment, the leaf spring being otherwise free to move.

Ratchet device for an electrical component which may be adjusted by rotation

An assembly aid in which a self-adhesive component can be placed and with which the component is precisely positioned on or relative to a surface for adhesion. The assembly aid having a template-like structure. Thus, the assembly aid has an opening that is matched to the component, wherein the component itself is held within the opening and is thus fixed exactly in place in the template. The assembly template has an outside contour by which precise positioning for attachment of the component to the adhesion surface is accomplished. Not until it has been definitively positioned is the component, which can be freely moved with the template over the surface, pressed out of the template against the adhesion surface.

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