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Need a replacement part for your clock or cabinet? [CLICK HERE][1] for our Online Parts Store to find and purchase the right part for your product. Still have questions? [CLICK HERE][2] for an [Authorized Service Center][3] to speak with a clock service professional. [1]: http://store.howardmiller.com [2...
The chime tone may be affected by the hammer resting on the chime rod (coil) or striking the rod (coil) off center. Although the hammers were set at the factory, it is possible for the hammers to get out of adjustment. Chime hammer arms are made of brass and can be bent safely. This is accomplished by bending the hamm...
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Care should be taken whenever you move your clock to ensure that all accessory parts such as pendulum, weights, etc. are removed and packed properly to prevent damage. Use cotton gloves or a soft cloth when handling the pendulum or weights. 1. For clocks with a **cable driven movement,** insert foam blocks above the...
Changing the speed of time keeping is accomplished by moving the pendulum disk up or down. This is done by turning the adjustment nut at the bottom of the pendulum. * To slow the clock down, lower the disk by turning the adjustment nut to the left. * To speed the clock up, raise the disk by turning the adjustment...
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Disregard the words "rain", "change", and "fair" as these are only traditional zones on the barometer dial. Your barometer indicating hand will never move all the way to "rain" to predict inclement weather. The normal operating range of movement for your barometer indicating hand is from 29.5 to 30.5 inches of mercury....
[CLICK HERE ][1]to watch a short video on how to safely remove the back panel of a a floor clock clean the inside glass case. This is helpful for the floor clock models that do not have front opening doors. [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzuK870wvu0 ...