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O-Ring finishes the job and seals to dash.

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Finished

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Closing bezel. Gently, do not use a hammer.

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Tried different pliers with one jaw taped. Did not work well . I was concerned too much...

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Carefully tape bezel to protect it.

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Final test before sealing cover

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Uploaded on Oct 26, 2011

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Tighten screw

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Insert spring

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Solder ground connection after tightening screw to hold movement in place

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Put setting rod in place before re installing movement in case.

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The old capacitors

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I use magnifying hood for small work.

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New capacitors in place

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Note - on capacitors and outside edge of movement.

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Use desoldering braid and soldering iron to remove capacitors

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100uF capacitor from Radio Shack $3.00 for two

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Capacitors and desoldering braid

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The two gold capacitors to be removed. This is the most likely failure mode. Check gear shafts too.

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Uploaded on Oct 26, 2011

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