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You are a brave man, Dale...or foolish . I can say these things because I've done just what you have, and it can be quite intimidating, all those little bits and pieces, springs and ball bearing contacts.
I'm convinced that mine just has some bad contacts or compromised runs in the switch board...and yours sounds similar. Seems a common enough issue.
After much hair pulling (and I little enough there to spare as it is!), I have decided to leave mine alone until a spare $110 bucks rolls my way for a new switch (see SNG Barrett). It's not so hard as all that to manually adjust them, and I'm pretty much the only driver anyway. When the dollars come up with no other higher priority on them, I'll pull the trigger and just replace with new...not tempted at all by a used fleabay offering...got a used one already .
I'm convinced that mine just has some bad contacts or compromised runs in the switch board...and yours sounds similar. Seems a common enough issue.
After much hair pulling (and I little enough there to spare as it is!), I have decided to leave mine alone until a spare $110 bucks rolls my way for a new switch (see SNG Barrett). It's not so hard as all that to manually adjust them, and I'm pretty much the only driver anyway. When the dollars come up with no other higher priority on them, I'll pull the trigger and just replace with new...not tempted at all by a used fleabay offering...got a used one already .
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I know how frustrating it can be. I took mine apart 3 times and re-sanded the contacts. each time with 1200 grit paper, greased it each time with dielectric grease. and finally it started working properly. That's been about five years ago, and it's been fine. It seems to be if the contacts aren't perfectly clean they won't work.
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