Hi,
I attached two pics below. The first one shows the location of the switch. The second does as well, but it does it from a different point of view.
Before you replace it, confirm that it isn't out of adjustment. There is a lock nut that holds it in place. If it needs adjusted, that nut will need to be loosened and the switch moved to a position that allows the switch to open and turn the lights off.
Let me know if this helps or if you have other questions.
Take care,
joe
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