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Yup it’s all running, so long as my shonky soldering holds up! Thank You!

In fact further tinkering shows me I just need to resolder the existing switch connections.

YES this was it. It is the switch that has failed. I can get it to come on again by bypassing the battery switch with a short wire (cable-tie) plugged into the waterproof connector. So I just need to wire some sort of new switch in there.

I suppose it is possible that it is the battery on/off switch that has failed? (Which I had thought was just an on/off for the LCD but actually looks to be separate and wired from a source marked “Switch” on the battery).

Hi there, I think I’ve read all the relevant threads here and have not quite found the answer to my question. I have a Gen 1 Swytch for Brompton (I think -it has the large battery pack with lcd display, rather than just led). It had a faulty controller right when I bought it 6 or so years ago...