This up/down switch, manufactured by Logicdata, has been widely adopted over the years by numerous producers of height-adjustable desks. Typically, if the plug fits into the control box, the switch works. Of course, there may be exceptions.

If you have a malfunctioning panel, follow the wiring and disconnect the plug. If the plug is a DIN plug (round and blue) with 7 pins (the small metal rods), then this product is a perfect fit.

There are various types of panels, some with 4-8 buttons and memory functions. If the defective panel has a 7-pin DIN plug, you can use this panel as a replacement. The table may lose some functions present in the old panel, such as fixed settings.

Check out the images for reference.

If you have a non-functioning height-adjustable desk, there's a good chance the switch is the culprit. If there are similar desks, you can borrow a panel from a working one to check if it resolves the issue temporarily until we deliver a new one.

Note that there are panels almost identical, but with only 6 pins. In such cases, this 7-pin plug with a panel won't work. Contact us, and we'll try to source the appropriate ones.

This panel has been used by many factories and dealers, including Kinnarps, Scanoffice, Okin, Omann, Baumeister & Schack, Kettere, Kässeböhmer, and many more.

The switch may have the following part numbers on it: 35806 HSCO-00-2 Rev 6 or HSM-OD-2LD, or it could start with HSU.

While these switches may look different, we sell this simple version that can smoothly adjust the desk up and down.