trapusmajus
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Hello everyone 
 I bought a m!x one month ago and tried it out for the fist time two weeks ago to find that the clock is on hyperspeed mode. I've already replaced the resonator 4 times with resonators of 32.768 KHz frequency, always taking out and soldering a new one, and it didn't solve the problem. So now I'm wondering if something else could be causing the problem? I did notice a little bit of corrosion under the screen where the microchip is (I think) but I cleaned it up the best I could and can be seen in the photo: https://i.imgur.com/3l1Xkrz.jpg. Does anyone here ever had this problem and/or know how to fix this? I've been researching a lot to see if debugging is possible on the m!x but don't seem to find an answer... I was so happy to have one and this had to happen 
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Here is the video that shows the clock is going up 3 seconds faster:Â https://i.imgur.com/kH1TsFy.mp4
 I bought a m!x one month ago and tried it out for the fist time two weeks ago to find that the clock is on hyperspeed mode. I've already replaced the resonator 4 times with resonators of 32.768 KHz frequency, always taking out and soldering a new one, and it didn't solve the problem. So now I'm wondering if something else could be causing the problem? I did notice a little bit of corrosion under the screen where the microchip is (I think) but I cleaned it up the best I could and can be seen in the photo: https://i.imgur.com/3l1Xkrz.jpg. Does anyone here ever had this problem and/or know how to fix this? I've been researching a lot to see if debugging is possible on the m!x but don't seem to find an answer... I was so happy to have one and this had to happen  Here is the video that shows the clock is going up 3 seconds faster: https://i.imgur.com/kH1TsFy.mp4
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