I did this because the current kitchen clock needs a new battery & as a consequence, is always showing cowboy-time. I needed a new one, that plugs into the wall.
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Signing UpStep 1Take the old clock apart
Remove all the screws & pull it apart, taking care that none of the internals are damaged as you do this.
See pictures for details on the internals.
Seems I got one of these:
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Also cowboy time Ten to Ten, if you repeat it over and over again it sounds like a horse galloping :-)
After reading urban dictionary, I finally understand.
L