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Phase footswitch failed...

TBH that just sounds broken. It happens to footswitches sometimes. If you are handy with a soldering iron, you could probably find a similar switch at an electronics supply store, and just replace it yourself. Otherwise I'd say contact Dunlop and ask them for help. They may be cool and deal with it for you, or they may say "not our problem", but it can't hurt to ask.

You could take it to a tech for repair, but they tend to charge $45 just to look at a pedal.
 
TBH that just sounds broken. It happens to footswitches sometimes. If you are handy with a soldering iron, you could probably find a similar switch at an electronics supply store, and just replace it yourself. Otherwise I'd say contact Dunlop and ask them for help. They may be cool and deal with it for you, or they may say "not our problem", but it can't hurt to ask.

You could take it to a tech for repair, but they tend to charge $45 just to look at a pedal.
Everything here is on the money, even down to the $45 bench charge.

If it was me, and I liked the pedal, I'd drop the cash to have it repaired. Cheaper than a new one.