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How do crystal oscillators fail?

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How do crystal oscillators fail?

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In the oscillation process, electric charge flows from one capacitor through the quartz into the other one and back again. ... The driver circuit might fail to properly detect the oscillation. Between both failure points, the frequency of the oscillation is affected if the load differs from the required value.Jan 25, 2013

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