How Do I Get the Pendulum to Swing on DMB Rooster Clock With a Sunflower Pendulum?
The Rooster Wall Clock with a Sunflower pendulum is a product by Nantucket Brand. The clock runs on by being wound properly and the pendulum helps keep the time for the clock, as with most pendulum wall clocks. In order for the pendulum to swing on this clock it has to be properly set. Small adjustments may need to be made to get the pendulum swinging if you've recently moved the clock. Does this Spark an idea?
Instructions
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Open the pendulum door of the clock and remove the sunflower pendulum from the clock.
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Place the pendulum back on the hook.
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Swing the pendulum to make the clock start ticking.
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Move the bottom of the clock to the left or the right to make the ticking even.
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Place a wood screw in the wall behind the clock in the place where the clock is ticking evenly. Secure the bottom hook on the screw by placing the hook over the screw.
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References
- "Rooster Wall Clock Instructions;" Nantucket Brand; n.d.
- Bill's Clockworks: Chime Clock Instructions
