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Originally Posted by morwenna240
My clock has now been running well for two days, on it's baco-foil fuse. An auto electrician suggested using normal solder, an then fitting an inline fuse of suitable rating. According to manual, the clock is rated at 2 watts. That gives an amperage of .16 , see if can find a suitable fuse. Also, i've emailed Kienzle, inviting comments an if they will do a refurbish.
Clan, surely every 140 has a clock, must be a few about? Or have people converted them to a modern quartz movement? Anybody done this?
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Not many failed ones ...
This fused link was playing up even when the 140 was still current . So any still around today would have been repaired a long time ago i would think .
The same mechanism was used in the small clock in 1970-72 models too .