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    Panasonic RC-7462

    Hello
    i recently acquired an Panasonic RC-7462. It makes static noise, volume up down works but will not receive or tune in to any stations. The lights work but the clock does not work.

    I removed the case and noticed some heavy soldering as if someone had replaced the transformer previously. It looks suspect.

    Before I go further does anyone know where I can purchase a suitable replacement transformer? It is marked RLT5K73, 9-471-TK

    thanks

    #2
    Hello, try contact cleaner on the am fm switch and volume pot. and oil the motors flywheel.

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      #3
      Ok I will try those suggestions. Do you know where I may find a electrical schematic for this model? I only have found owners manuals.

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        #4
        It doesn't sound like you need a new transformer. Try what tonyofthelord​ suggested first.
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          #5
          Very detailed video showing complete disassembly of the Panasonic RC-7462 - The Black Lighted Flip Clock.

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            I cleaned the switch and pots with with contact cleaner and no difference.

            I did notice some circuit board damage in one area. Any advise on repairing the circuits? I vaguely remember using a copper circuit paint in the past. Not certain if that would work here. See pictures.

            Also I found a wire that is either cut or installed for some reason. Maybe a testing point? See pictures.

            I did not oil the syncro motor. I just gave it a little spin and it began working. It’s keeping time. Maybe it sat too long not powered up. More pictures.

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              #7
              that's bad it looks like the capacitor on the other side of the burn spot leaked and damaged the traces and poof. search ebay for rc-7462, someone is selling the entire radio section and many other internal parts for rc7462. sellers ebay handle is susanes-0
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                #8
                Help!! I’ve just entered the rabbit hole. LOL!!

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                  #9
                  At list you have a beautiful clock. worthy of a restore, but a big job. if one cap goes like that you have to replace them all and that replacement board is just as old. I would buy another one

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