the switch 49 as in fig6 and 7 is a pivot bracket 63 this bracket 63 has an extending arm which in turn has a stud like projection 62 on which is pivotally mounted a bell crank shaped unbalance sensitive latch release member 64 the first arm 65 of the bell crank is normally engaged with a downwardly projecting lip 66 of the unbalance mechanism frame 30 and juxtaposed to the rear end 40 of actuator 39 as in fig6 this first arm 65 is biased into this engaging position by a spring 69 one end of this spring 69 is inserted into a through holes 67 on the second arm 70 with the other end attached to a notch 68 in the fixed cabinet top panel 29 the second arm 70 of the crank has two molded slots 71 with the remaining material between the slots 71 acting as a pulley like cable guide 73 for changing the cable 61 direction from the latch actuator 55 the cable 61 travels around the pulley like guide 73 of the unbalance sensitive latch release member 64 behind the cabinet top 29 to the left side of the washing machine to a point as in fig4 and 5 where a right angle corner must be negotiated to continue the path to the second connection position at this cornering point a pivotally mounted cable adjustment and corning device 74 is mounted to the underside surface of the cabinet top 29 by means of a self threading member not shown this cornering device 74 has an extending arm with a molded arcuate groove to serve as a cable cornering guide 75 the cable 61.