There is a case play which says all zeroes on clock does not mean time expired. Horn or light, the "period ending signal," determines it ... I have seen clocks stopped at all zeroes without a horn sounding.
Back in the olden days, mechanical clocks, even if everything was working correctly, could be stopped with 0:00 on the scoreboard with no horn for a split second. In addition, occasionally the timekeeper would accidentally turn off a switch for an automatic horn, and the horn would never sound at the end of the period.
Do these problems still exist with modern digital clocks?
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