For all the other hi-tech stuff I've got, you'd think I'd have a digital camera. I don't, so I can't take a pic. The part I 'cleaned' is on the top left side under a heat? shield. I removed the top of the radio (after removing the face). It just pops off. Then, looking down, on the left hand side is a circuit board with a piece of shielding over it. The shielding is soldered to this board (the circuit board is maybe an inch by 3-4 inches). To get the shield/board off, I had to twist two of the retaining 'tabs' and unscrew a heatsink on the back. THen the board just popped off. Two (of I thin four) solder joints holding on the shield were actually broken. It looked like this whole area got kinda hot, because some of the circuit board around the resistor leads were darkened. (really it looked like maybe a resistor had blown, although the component side of the board didn't look that way.. no burn marks around any of the components). I just took an old toothbrush and scrubbed the back of the board (solder side) rather aggressively. Really, I don't know if this has ANYTHING to do with fixing the radio. Oftentimes I've found that simply taking something apart, touching it, and putting it back together makes it work.. at least for a little bit. Since this is the first time I've opened my radio, perhaps this is the same situation? I don't know, but I was VERY surprised when the clock came on! Unless you hear otherwise, assume that its still working!