Hi Randy,
There's a LED labeled HV_ON near the big cap; is it on?
We need to know if the control system is telling the power to be on and it's not (the switch is bad) or the control system isn't turning on the power (some safety condition is having an issue).
There's a high power MOSFET on the power board (Q201) that can cut the 58V to the VRF2933s is milliseconds if an issue is detected, unfortunately the VRF2933s can be destroyed in microseconds under the right (wrong) conditions. But you never know what you prevent so I'm sure that it has saved a MOSFET or two.
If the HV_ON LED is lit then replace Q201, Q202, D201, D202, R201, R202 and everything should work again. If the HV_ON LED is off, try grounding the junction of R202 and Q202's drain which should turn the power on if everything in the switch is working as expected.
Unfortunately, there aren't any spare boards, I've sold every spare parts that I have and I just sent a ham the gerbers so he can make his own boards.
73,
Jim WA2EUJ