| Author | Message | ||
     Bluebuellxb9r |
A quick question for you S3ters out there - where can I send my clock for repairs ? Or is it cheaper/easier to just get a new one ? | ||
| Uwgriz |
I don't know but here's another question, has anyone tried to change the color of the light on the clock from that impossible to read at night orange to clear? Is it just the bulb or is it a colored lens? | ||
| Josh_ |
ebay. But a clock shop should be able to fix it. it's a small orange bee condom on the end of the bulb. (remember the story of the birds and the bees? this is from the "safe" version) | ||
| Uwgriz |
I'm not so sure I want remove that... | ||
| Court |
Or is it cheaper/easier to just get a new one ? Buy a new one. Let me know if you need the part number. Court | ||
| Tramp |
first, what is you complaint with your original clock? ALWAYS check for voltage to it before you purchase a non-returnable electrical component. check it's ground, as well. I've seen many simple grounding issues in these dashes cause huge problems. as with any electrical issue, measure twice and cut once. | ||
| Firemanjim |
I got one,make me an offer,brand new. | ||
| Bluebuellxb9r |
Jim - youve got mail The whole problem with my clock is the hands are hanging down, not moving untill I get leaned over.I tried to set it, but, the hands didnt move at all.Looks pretty broken to me ! | ||
| Tramp |
no- they're supposed to do that - on the bottom, in tiny fontface, it reads (in latin) : "i count only the twisty moments" that's the sport version clock- i have some of the prototypes on some test S3s here.  | ||
| Bluebuellxb9r |
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