It's the ****** rocker switches!! Thought I was losing the plot, the other (good) side started doing the same, and that switch then felt "funny". I removed the switch on the original "bad" side and only one side of it was switching reliably. The other was sometimes staying closed, sometimes open. That would explain the odd time it would turn on without an overshoot. I took it apart and the hard copper rocking contact on one side was bent and displaced. I straightened it up, put a bit grease on the rocking / rubbing bits and it's OK. Going to look at the switch on the LH side next, that too seems to playing up now, and as I said, actually feels defective. I have been fiddling with it a lot of times. As you say, they are both clipped in the front panel, AND soldered via short round pins to a small PCB directly behind them, ideally I need like for like replacements, heaven knows if they are still available, or an equivalent. I think the contacts on them have been doing their own thing. I believe both boards have been OK all along, but intermittent mechanical / electric issues with the switches have caught me out. They always say suspect relays, switches and the like first, should have isolated them to start with I suppose I suspect unless I renew them it may dislodge the rocking contacts again, they may have gone soft with constant use. Thanks for all the advice gentlemen!