Mobile home stuff can be really weird sometimes.
First, find the breaker that supplies power to that switch, move the breaker to off, and put tape over the breaker.
Next, since it has no screws, i'd use a flat tip screwdriver, and very carefully, see if the switch plate will pry out. Another idea would be to take a digital picture of the switch, and armed with that, go to your local hardware store, and talk to an associate in the electrical section. If you can find a switch that's identical, you can look at how it's put together and "reverse engineer" how it must be removed.
Best of luck...Like I said, mobile home stuff often isn't what people consider "standard" and can be put together very odd.
First, find the breaker that supplies power to that switch, move the breaker to off, and put tape over the breaker.
Next, since it has no screws, i'd use a flat tip screwdriver, and very carefully, see if the switch plate will pry out. Another idea would be to take a digital picture of the switch, and armed with that, go to your local hardware store, and talk to an associate in the electrical section. If you can find a switch that's identical, you can look at how it's put together and "reverse engineer" how it must be removed.
Best of luck...Like I said, mobile home stuff often isn't what people consider "standard" and can be put together very odd.
