This makes 4 times now this clock has failed over the past 10 years or so. This is a stock clock with IN-18's. I have another set of these electronics that has never failed, but then again, I had changed the tube board to accommodate the Z566M tube. Different current demands? It has worked like a charm for years now. The failure with the IN-8 clock this time was a leaky C6. In the past the inductor has failed, but usually its one of the electrolytics in the Pwr supply stage. It's become kind of a ritual where every 2-3 years I have to pull the clock apart and play detective and figure out what's wrong after its starts blowing fuses. Kind of fun now, actually!
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