Inside my Sanyo RM-5010 clock/radio

The insides of my trash-picked Sanyo RM-5015 flip clock/radio.
Disclaimer - Do not try this at home! Never play around with or inside electrical and electronic devices, unless you know what you are doing and the dangers involved. Messing around with mains voltage can kill! I will not be held responsible for any actions copied or inspired by my videos.

[@Fairlane500skyliner]

It certainly is! I've got it working and am now using it as one of my main clocks! The neon bulb illuminates the display just enough to be readable at night, but not annoying or distracting whilst trying to sleep, so that's really good! Unlike some of the 7-segment LED clock radio displays, which light up half the room.

[@yaguarete79]

Hi, I know about electronics and am trying to repair my Sanyo RM5010, which basically its only problem is when I switch it to "Auto" to make it work with the alarm system, it just leaves the radio turned on, instead of just turning it on when the alarm starts. So, in order to do that, I need to disassemble it as you did. Could you issue a short video showing how to open the carcass correctly? Because I'm trying to pull it off but it's stuck, and I don't want to break the plastic case.

[@tomasdelgadocastro5749]

Do you know the diameter and watts of the speaker?

[@Fairlane500skyliner]

I'm not sure. It probably just accumulated through the speaker vent/grille from years of use and storage.

[@Fairlane500skyliner]

Yeah, but I guess it's accumulated from 30 or 40 years of use and storage...

[@supermasterPIK]

sanyo rebadged , made by
Digital 2 band clock radio.
Ranges: AM 510 to 1605kHz; FM 87,5 to 108MHz.
Electromechanical clock (Flip-numbers), 120V 50/60Hz, mod. GG1306 made by COPAL/Singapore.

[@supermasterPIK]

yES !! THE SAME i INHERITED FROM MY MOTHER many years ago. On top there´s a white knob = SLEEP.

[@TheCRTman]

Cool. What's up with the fluff?

[@HDXFH]

nice old radio!!

[@TheCRTman]

True!

[@TheCRTman]

Weird.

[@Transistor512]

Cool clockradio!