Review on Acroprint 150RR4 Heavy Duty Automatic Time Clock Recorder - Prints Month, Date, Hour (0-23) And Hundredths by Chris Hall

This is the second Acroprint that my company has owned, and both models were essentially identical.That is, neither of them keep time reliably. Every time we have a power outage, the clock speeds up; once I reset the time, for a day or two it will gain at least 10 minutes every hour. It will finally slow down & keep accurate time, until the power goes out again.Adjusting the time & date is a royal pain as well. The advancing levers (to manually adjust the minutes, day, & hour) may or may not actually advance the corresponding dial. Advancing the hour dial does not advance the hour hand on the time clock, you have to do that manually. Did I mention that if you inadvertently advance the hour hand counterclock-wise, there is a very good chance that the screw that holds the minute hand will loosen, & fall into the clock assembly with the minute hand.This is one expensive piece of crap. I don't know what brand or model I will be purchasing to replace this boat anchor, but I can tell you that it won't be an Acroprint.