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Noisy timer clock-replace with digital?

toby2111 · 2015-02-11 19:59:07

Old time clock broke a few months ago and we got it replaced with a similar one. This one is much noisier than the other one.Our hot press is in sitting room right beside the TV and the constant ticking is very annoying! So,can I just get a digital one and swap it?Not good with electrics so I'd have to get an…

11-02-2015 7:59pm

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toby2111

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Old time clock broke a few months ago and we got it replaced with a similar one. This one is much noisier than the other one.Our hot press is in sitting room right beside the TV and the constant ticking is very annoying!
So,can I just get a digital one and swap it?Not good with electrics so I'd have to get an electrician.Only thing is,I'm not sure a digital clock will fit in the space/footprint.I've attached a pic so maybe someone can advise me before I contact a spark.

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#2 12-02-2015 5:26pm

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Yes a digital clock should fit into that space. especially when you take the other one out. Just leave it all to the electrician.

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