StopClock

I was doing some prints last night and the plastic cover over my StopClock display came loose. Looking at it, I decided to just take the thing apart and fix it myself. Unfortunately this required totally tearing down the StopClock, but it is what it is.

My impression is the StopClock is actually very well made, did not see anything that I considered cutting corners for components. The way is does go together fit well. The only miss was the glue used to attach the display cover. It really doesn't stich to the plastic or the metal box well. I was easily able to remove the left over when I got it apart. I decided to use two sided tape to put it back on.

Anyway, it's all back together and working fine. Just thought I'd mention it's a well done piece.

Had the very same issue on my Analyser Pro. I thought it was better to go to a professional repairer, having to unplug connectors in order to open the case made me nervous. Not a trivial task in his words too.

Good job! The case reminded me of the Beseler timers. I was always having to fix the Print button on those puppies. Heavy-fingered students!