I know questions about this clock have been asked before. There were a couple of variations. I have the plastic, 'Time Machine' model. I need a schematic for the PCB or just a photo of the soldered side. The battery clock just stopped working....which is a separate issue probably involving a replacement. But on the PCB, some of the small wires were pulled off and I put them back were I thought they might have gone.
There's a small magnetic pick-up under the seconds dial that allows the motor to move the arm only at the 60sec mark(which is really zero). Cam on the ball arm shaft activates a micro switch which allows the motor to run. I don't think I got the wiring correct. I did find a great pic of the circuit board online, but it's not the same board I have....same clock though. I expect they had changes in their production run.
Hate to throw the clock away. On the off chance could someone take a pic of theirs(working or not doesn't matter if the wiring is original)?
Kevin
There's a small magnetic pick-up under the seconds dial that allows the motor to move the arm only at the 60sec mark(which is really zero). Cam on the ball arm shaft activates a micro switch which allows the motor to run. I don't think I got the wiring correct. I did find a great pic of the circuit board online, but it's not the same board I have....same clock though. I expect they had changes in their production run.
Hate to throw the clock away. On the off chance could someone take a pic of theirs(working or not doesn't matter if the wiring is original)?
Kevin