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Well as I guess you know any electronics can be repaired, just find the failed part or parts or failed solder joints etc. I make a very good living doing that. No I have not repaired a CTIS yet. But that is because I have not been able to get my hands on a bad one.

Why is it unlikely to happen? It is not rocket science, you just pick away at it and try various solvents and heat. I have unpotted hundreds of parts to repair or reverse engineer. I have new membrane switch cover parts for sale soon, maybe later next week. Most parts have already been made...

The switch panel membrane is under the panel with 4 screws. Fairly tricky to do but can be replaced if you have a new membrane which at worst case I can have made. Potting? I laugh at potting like this. I routinely repair potted parts, it takes time to learn but after the first couple it can...

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How many would be interested in new keypads for your CTIS? Replacement would require great care but not to hard to do. New membrane with adhesive would be about $30. New switches also available if some of yours do not 'click' properly. Tom