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Would you like a copy of the service manual?
My guess is that you will have to hack something in to replace that trimming cap. It doesn't look like a standard part to me.
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Just a poor man's idea: how about recreating the trimming cap as a PCB - you'll need about the same thickness and same dimensions (it's a trimmer, so values might vary a bit). It should be possible to order such parts online.
Next idea: take a look at LED watches of about the same timeframe, all of them should have such a trimmer.
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If the repair manual has the value of the cap, you might try to see if you can find an appropriately sized surface mount fixed cap with a value near the middle of the trimmer's range. Or two you can parallel/series to get a reasonable value.
Not great, but it might get you working until you can find something better, or at least let you proceed with trouble-shooting.
Bob