I thought I would have a go at changing my Clock LED's ! All was going well considering how small & fiddly they are , until I broke the LCD in the rev counter side whilst trying to remove it to get at the LED's 😱 :cry2:
It's a long shot but would anyone know where I could purchase one of these ?
It's roughly 38mm x 18mm with 16 solder pins on the bottom edge .
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give thommohawk a shout on here he modifies clock and fits leds and gear postion indicator .
i don't think anyone know gsx clock better than him he also might have spares to get you fixed up .
I'm really not sure you can purchase these items separately. You might want to try for a set of broken clocks to see if you can rescue a part from them, but that aside - sadly I think you may be a bit stuffed. The only other thought I have is try pm'ing Thommohawk (who does the clock conversions) as if anyone knows where any parts may be, it would be him
I sent a set of damaged clocks to Thommohawk.
No sure if he ever got them.
Hmm, interesting...
I wonder if Thommohawk can repair the little clock buttons?
When I bought my 14, I didn't realise that the button on the right hand side doesn't 'click' It's as if the rubber button is empty, if you know what I mean. The result is that I can't set clock or use my trip counters. :angry:
Quote from: DanGSX on Wednesday, 07 June 2017, 06:51 PM
Hmm, interesting...
I wonder if Thommohawk can repair the little clock buttons?
When I bought my 14, I didn't realise that the button on the right hand side doesn't 'click' It's as if the rubber button is empty, if you know what I mean. The result is that I can't set clock or use my trip counters. :angry:
@DanGSX These micro switches can be opened and repaired, i used a scalped to pry the holding tabs open.
Once opened you will see a small copper plate of about 2.5 - 3mm round. That "ring" needs to be convex shaped like a soup platter.
Mine was all flat and didn't click any more.
I went through the spares bin at work and found a Honeywell controller (type UDC.... )with micro switches. Opened these switches and.... They use the same convex rings. :boogie:
I think any industrial controller ( pressure / temperature / humidity ) will be using the same switches.
HTH
Thanks Guys, I have emailed Thommohawk.
I will let you know how I get on ...
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