Push-on switch

Abstract

The invention relates to a push-on switch in which dome-like movable contacts are placed in an invertible manner in two or upper and lower stages in an accommodating portion of an insulative body having plural stationary contacts. In order to fix the lower movable contact without using a dedicated pressing member, and enhance cost reduction and the production efficiency, a leg portion is elongated from an outer peripheral edge portion of the lower movable contact, and the leg portion has a pressed portion in which a tip end is upward bent to protrude toward an upper face of the upper movable contact. When the lower movable contact is positionally fixed to the body, the pressed portion is pressed from the upper side by fixing means for the upper movable contact, and the lower movable contact is positionally fixed.

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