060 left hand switch

Can you clarify whether the switches are changing position as a result of the internal motor powered anti-derailing action or if the train wheels are manually picking the points?

Posting a video taken at a low angle where the points can be seen as the train wheels pass over them would be helpful in diagnosing the cause of this issue.

I've had this happen on a few Fastrack switches on my layout b/c my benchwork isn't perfectly level across joints between modular sections. Some locos will pick the points and force them open, then one truck or set of drivers will start traveling the wrong way and trigger the non-derail feature. Shimming the switches or leveling out the benchwork has resolved the issues for me.

Also if the frog points don't sit tight against the outer rails when the switch is completely thrown one way or the other, you can bend them a little bit with a pair of pliers. However be very careful and gentle when doing this! I'm currently waiting for a replacement for one of my switches b/c I snapped the end of the frog rail trying to bend it - that frog rail is now disconnected and the switch is useless.

It's also possible that the non-derailing wiring is backwards. Should be easy to test - just set the switch to the through position, roll a car in from the out leg, and see if the switch throws to the through position when the car hits the isolated section. And vice versa.

I have taken the two offending switches from my layout and placed them on the kitchen counter. I pinched the frog points on both and it appears to have remedied one switch. The other, well it allows one car to pass through but if you put another car on it,it will switch the track mid car and derail. Maybe I will turn it into a manual switch for a rail yard.

Unfortunately your description of the issue with the remaining switch isn't very helpful. Posting a video like @SteveH suggested would really help us help you.