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Anonymous Posted on Nov 24, 2008

Strange fixed display for GE 7-4612B clock radio

The clock cannot be set and only displays what appears to be:

1P:G8

The hook on the `G' isn't there but other than that this is how it looks.

It has worked well for a long time. It has no battery but has worked without it all this time.

Thanks for any ideas or solutions...

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My clock just did the same thing. I have had it since the very early 90s. Being only 32, this is the oldest thing I own. Funeral arrangements are currently being made. Rest In Peace little clock. Your time has come. Time of *****, 1P:G8. :(..
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I have this same problem with my clock radio, same model #. I have a feeling that this may mean this clock will be on its way to the dumpster very soon.

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