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WTB: Uniden Madison parts needed


danmcclain said:
Do you still have the clock assembly that came with the Madison? They can be repaired...
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Theres a gear inside the clock motor that breaks down over time. That is the problem 90% of the time. Just replace the 2 gears (you have to buy an intermatic lamp/appliance timer with the letter "N" in the stock number) drill out the holes on the back of the timer housing and remove the timer motor. Remove the motor cover and remove the 2 gears. Discard the oiler ring on one gear. And one more thing you may have to enlarge the shaft hole on the larger gear so it will fit the shaft. Don't make the hole too big because then it will have a sloppy fit and become disengaged.
And thats how you repair a Madison or Dwight D clock motor...
 
danmcclain said:
Theres a gear inside the clock motor that breaks down over time. That is the problem 90% of the time. Just replace the 2 gears (you have to buy an intermatic lamp/appliance timer with the letter "N" in the stock number) drill out the holes on the back of the timer housing and remove the timer motor. Remove the motor cover and remove the 2 gears. Discard the oiler ring on one gear. And one more thing you may have to enlarge the shaft hole on the larger gear so it will fit the shaft. Don't make the hole too big because then it will have a sloppy fit and become disengaged.
And thats how you repair a Madison or Dwight D clock motor...
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Maybe the powers that be will make this sticky post because I'm sure other people have this same problem...
 

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