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Bench testing a small clock (52mm) 200

posted by  Stickbuilder on  Fri Dec 4 07:02 CST 2009
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You would need a 12 volt battery and some jumper wires. Hook the positive post on the battery to the hot wire on the clock, and the negative post on the battery to ground on the clock or clock case. Be aware that more than not will not run if the temperature falls below 60f. The fix for this is to change the two small capacitors in the clock. It's not hard to do, and puts the clock back to being a dependable timepiece.






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