Homematic ELBI (EL-BI) TUNA adapter for brand switches

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<h1>ENGLISH</h1> <h2>I'd appreciate if you could post some makes!</h2> While I use ELBI TUNA switches in my home, still there was nothing for using them with Homematic. Thanks to BadaBoom, which gave me a basic model that I used. <h2>Some annotations / tipps:</h2> <h2>1.</h2>The outer ELBI frame is not fixed against rotation, but with the switch-button clicked-in, it stays right where it should. <h2>2.</h2>The outer two lugs that fix the button to the adapter might fit a bit snuggly to the button (which will prevent the button from going back into zero-position). It can be simply "adjusted": Heat them with a lighter (very careful, only 1-2s, these are just 3mm in diameter!) and push them gently with a pair of pliers to make them smaller. Pushing the opposite direction (rotated by 90°) will reverse it, if it was pressed too far. <h2>3.</h2> Maybe the clips need to have the groove enlarged if the button can not be pressed deep enough. (I added it on the final ones by grinding and added the groove in the 3D-file later for other users, so maybe it is too small) <h2>BTW</h2> I printed this part in different versions, finally there have been about 12-13 prints until the design was finalized. This part was initially made by BadaBoom for legrand switches. <h1>DEUTSCH</h1> Ich würde mich über ein paar Bilder von Euren Drucken freuen! Da ich das System von ELBI TUNA (türkische mittelpreisige Marke) Zuhause nutze, stand mir nach wie vor nichts zur Verfügung für die HM-Markenschalter-Schaltaktoren zu nutzen. Daher nochmals vielen Dank an BadaBoom, ich habe seine Konstruktion als Basis genutzt.