Do-It-Yourself Story

The actuator pad, which depends on the ability of the rubber to return to its original shape, had lost that ability and therefore would not pull back the switch actuator. I decided to replace the switch also. The new is quite harder to depress so I had to add a light coil spring around the actuator enabling the new pad to return to return to it's position, which seemed to bind when activated. I had the spring. All in all it was a relatively easy repair.