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Update: Got the timer and removed the gears I needed. One of the gears wouldn't fit the shaft so I made it a little bigger. Clock is working now!!! Thanks to everyone who helped me with this project... Dan

Thats a good idea....Will have to print some more to get pics... Given the dimensions I should be able to print a tray or case.

Awesome pic.... Thanks... Dan

I put a black mark on both shafts and neither seems to be moving...

And at 74 my eyes aren't so good either...

Ahhhh ok...Tomorrow my timer should be here to pull new gears from. Power to clock motor is direct, probably so clock can run even with unit turned off. I really appreciate you taking the time to help me... Thanks... Dan

Ahhhh ok... I have power to the clock motor... Should gears still be moving with the 2 gears on the back of the motor off?

Will check for power on both in a bit... Thanks for the info... Running 3 3D printers at the same time... One is at a crucial point and I have to keep an eye on it...

Why would anyone do that? A heat problem?

Yup

Ok looks like 4... Eyes playing tricks on me...

I see 3 of the diodes but not a 4th one... Dan

Give me a few minutes to get a pic... Dan

Upon further inspection of the circuit boards I found that the power board is missing 4 diodes (D201 to D204)... Radio receives so don't know what purpose they serve... Help please. Pic below...

I did notice after removing the gears that I couldn't see any of the shafts turning when power was supplied... Is that good or not? I also noticed that there was a lamp going back into the middle of the clock, I guess to light up the 2 dots that separate the hours from the minute that wasn't...

I removed the back plate and removed the gears... The gear with the oil thingy was mush. Waiting for my timer I ordered to arrive... Dan

Thats good news... Not the wife grumbliing...lol Dan

Did you have to remove the clock to do it?

Thank you for the info! Dan

Thats awesome... Thank you... Dan