Jonathan
Dekatron42 <martin.forsb...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Ali,
-- Sorry for late reply but I tried to find out what lubricants could be used that would not dissolve the plastic parts, however I have not found any definite answer. In my clock I removed the extra lubricant that was smeared across the plastic and put in a small cup and then re-used it after cleaning. The motor bearings can be lubricated with for instance sewing machine oil.
Cleaning the shafts and lubricating them again and also cleaning the contacts is usually what is needed.
What differences can you spot in your clock, is the electrical wiring the same? Is yours a 24 hour clock or 12 hour like mine?
Cheers,
Martin
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