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    Inactive Member foodisgood's Avatar
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    I found out why my model C timer is broken...the guts are missing. I guess I can't send it away to be repaired if there are no parts in it to repair. Or can I? Who would make new parts? Or does someone have a spare C with a spare timer? What do I do now?

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    I had this guy rebuild my timer:
    [url="http://www.stoveclockrepair.com/index.html"]http://www.stoveclockrepair.com/index.html[/url]

    I'm pretty sure he can put new "guts" into yours - I remember him telling me he might have to do that to mine if it weren't rebuildable.

    He's not cheap, but then again, neither are the elusive Model C timers.

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    What does it look like? I might have one.

    Lori G.

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    I have an experiment going concerning a timer.
    I have a 61C and the timer did not work.
    an old friend used to repair clocks in his spare
    time. Told me I might be able to use kitchen
    timers for the clock works.
    My timer is made by the Lux Clock Mfg. Co.
    I have just purchased two different styles of
    Mirro KItchen timer made by the Lux Clock Co.
    If it is the same works and the dial will fit
    I will let you know.
    They are cheap on eBay.
    I am gambling if it works everyone will have a
    cheap source for Chambers.
    If Now I have Spent my play money.

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    Pokey, That is what the rebuilder does on the Chambers timers. I tried to get him to tell me which timer was a good canidate and he wouldn't. The small problem is that most of the "egg" timers are short ring, while the original Chambers(LUX/Robertshaw) was a long ring. Don't spend money on the new ones, they are plastic gears and wont hold up to the heat. Oh, I forgot, the rebuilder told me that he can no longer get replacement main springs for the Lux, that's why he has to put modified movements in the rebuilt timers.

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    I can rebuild your timer using all new parts. I will use all TTL semiconductor circuits and state of the art high-temp piezoelectric ringers, plus vacuum fluorescent digital display readouts. You can have your choice of downloadable ring tones, which I will sell you from a private members-only website for only $1.00 each for three months. This is a one time deal take it or leave it let me know within 15 minutes. If you call now I will throw in the name of a great rechromer, and seven tips for how to sell anything on eBay.

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    Hey Mark - a couple of months ago I found an ebay ad that actaully outdid yours - it played sentimental music along with all the other stuff! Made me think of your Grandma.

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