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Old 03-01-2022, 08:31 AM
vortalexfan vortalexfan is offline
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1970s Zenith AM/FM/FM Stereo Clock Radio Issues

Hello everyone, recently I had bought off of Facebook Marketplace a 1970s vintage Zenith AM/FM/FM Stereo Clock Radio Model H480W that has a few issues that need addressing to get it fully functional again.

I had one of these previously that had some similar issues (dead left channel, burned out pilot light for the FM Stereo light, &c.) and this unit has one issue that the one I had previously didn't have, and that is that the time and alarm set buttons on the back of the clock don't work, and I removed the push button panel from the back to reveal the circuit board for that and the contacts for the push-buttons themselves.

The contacts on the push-buttons had some corrosion on them, which I cleaned off and cleaned the circuitboard for the push-buttons but the push-buttons still wouldn't set the clock display.
The clock display set pushbutton circuitboard has 3 resistors and one ceramic disc capacitor on it to control the push-button PC Board.

I wonder if maybe one of those resistors or that Ceramic Disc Capacitor might be bad, and causing the clock set push-button PC Board to be dead?

Also I should mention that this clock looks like it has some moisture damage to some of the metallic parts (the chrome plated knobs and slide switch covers, and the screws were kind of rusty/corroded as well.)

Any ideas as to what might be the issue with my clock radio?
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