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small clock repair? 200

posted by  Jessie on  Sat Feb 3 14:37 CST 2007
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You can fix it if your clock has the usual problem. The clocks usually work fine above freezing, but stops when it gets cold. You just have to replace 2 capacitors. You can get the caps at radio shack. I can dig up the part numbers if you decide to fix it. Its not a simple job because the clock is crimped into its can. You either have to cut the can or uncrimp the face. When I did it I cut the can with a hacksaw and ducttaped it back together. It worked well. The duct tape also eliminated the need for the 3 rubber feet.

But as was said in other posts it might be easier to get another clock.






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