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Old 04-18-2014, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Kingfisher View Post
I recently scored this late 60's Zenith tube radio. It is a model Z374L and is pretty dusty inside. The tubes are all original save one: an Amperex "orange globe" 17EW8 and all tested good on my tube tester. As you can see by the pics, it is very shiny, and I haven't even cleaned it yet!

Getting the chassis out is the problem. There is a brown wire and grey wire connecting the clock to the main AC power cord connector. Should I de-solder the wires at the clock or at the AC power cord connector?
I do whatever is easiest to get at. It looks like the motor leads should be unsoldered at the power interlock. You still have a lead from the chassis to the switch on the clock movement. I see it has a Westclox movement.
The knobs might be held captive to the cabinet, so they won't pull off completely.
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