If you are good with small tools, you might be able to cure the problem without 
replacing the small quartz crystal 
on the processor board.  The goal is to remove all the brown crap that was used 
to glue the crystal to the board, 
without breaking the fine leads.  Your tools, small round toothpicks, some 99% 
isopropyl alcohol.  the stuff will 
still be a little rubbery, try to roll it back away from the leads and circuit 
pads.  get it all out of there so 
everything is nice and shiny clean.  Unfortunately the crap will oxidize the 
leads away, making them prone to 
break, especially where they enter the glass seal.  It also becomes 
electrically unstable, loading the oscillator 
circuit.

They now use a white paint to secure the crystal.

-larry 

once eveything is clean, we use a little piece of foam double stick tape 
between the END of the crystal and 
circuit board (1/8" square). stay away from circuit traces.


7/10/05 3:23:40 PM, "Brad Allen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>We have a system in a doctors office that has a clock that seems to act up a
>lot. Not just a few minutes or everyday, it happens spuratically. I
>understand it's a 24 hr clock, it should be the same every day. The day and
>night times are correct, and the ..now guys get this, Kvs-200 with a 220
>hard drive in it. Just a few weeks ago, the kvs-200 died dead big time. We
>replaced it with a stock 200 that was a failure sent back for repair. What
>surprised me was the fact it came back with a 220 hard drive. Anyway, I set
>it to PBX control in the VM time section. The customer is complaining it
>worked all week except Thursday morning it came on a hour early. The day
>time for the PBX is set to 9:45Am. Now we had them force it back into night
>mode then to day mode at the proper time and lunch time worked fine as well
>as the evening time. I am baffled or my customer has bats in the beltry. I
>have checked it right on the phone with the office manager. Whats going on
>here. Could the upgrade to the 220 from a 200 be missing the PBX control
>lead/signal? That's really the only thing left that I can think of.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.....Brad
>
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