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You stated that the battery volts were 12.7… If you have the means, pull the battery and take it to your local auto parts store and have them check it. Charging it would be a good idea before is a good idea. Not saying it’s bad, but starter chatter always is my lead to a weak battery. Voltage can indicate good, but a weak cell inside can make it drop to Zero just by turning on the key (That’s the extreme, of course). Faster testing can be done with another vehicle and a set of jumper cables.
Checking the fuses is always a good ides like ToyotaKarl mentions. Test lights cost 10 buck or less, and I carry one in every vehicle I own. Worth the cost if you need to do some rapid troubleshooting and are not at home, or even if you are.
Last advice I can give is to check your work. Make sure no pins got pushed out of connectors and making sure that nothing got knocked loose elsewhere when changing that switch.
Hope this helps…