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I have had to replace switch stacks due to burn outs and other folks "over" adjusting.
The good news is that any stack I ever rebuilt really did not need any further attention.
It is really cheap and easy if you get your basic parts from PBR.
I assembled a kit containing new and used parts.
When there is an issue, I pull it out and redo it. Done.
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