02-03-2026, 12:29 PM
Well, the 450v 40uF cap is going to stay in there until the next guy goes into to fix it but I will keep that in mind for the future. I did get it all back together and will say that the most difficult part of the entire restoration is remounting the clock inside the cabinet. I had to mount the clock from the front, hold it in place using various rigged up braces, solder in the power leads, then connect the clock to the aluminum back of the clock while needing four hands but not really being able to see to put the two mounting screws in place.
Thanks for all the advice and comments! Its always fun to clean these up and make them play again. On to the next one....
Thanks for all the advice and comments! Its always fun to clean these up and make them play again. On to the next one....




