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Red Nintendo Alarmo clock disassembled on a white table. All of the pieces (the outer shell, speaker, buttons, boards, etc.) are laid out around the device's motherboard, which has its screen plugged in. The screen is on, showing a Zelda clock face that reads 4:01 PM on Friday, 12/31, with an alarm set for 7 AM. It's receiving power from an iFixit FixHub Power Station in the background. The CMOS battery is missing from the board.

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Red Nintendo Alarmo clock disassembled on a white table. All of the pieces (the outer shell, speaker, buttons, boards, etc.) are laid out around the device's motherboard, which has its screen plugged in. The screen is on, showing a Zelda clock face that reads 4:01 PM on Friday, 12/31, with an alarm set for 7 AM. It's receiving power from an iFixit FixHub Power Station in the background. The CMOS battery is missing from the board.
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iFixit (ifixit@mastodon.social)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Mar-2025 05:05:51 JST iFixit

Happy #Mario Day!
To celebrate, we teamed up with
@adafruit to dig into the guts of the #Nintendo #Alarmo clock.
Together, we're answering all your burning questions: Is it repairable? Will it run DOOM??
Find out: https://www.ifixit.com/News/108554/happy-mario-day-ifixit-adafruit-explore-what-makes-the-nintendo-alarm-clock-tick

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