Cuckoo Clock Pendulum Will Not Keep Swinging at Robert Keck blog

Cuckoo Clock Pendulum Will Not Keep Swinging. First, ensure the weights are correct for your clock model. If the clock is unwilling to run initially and keeps running a bit longer between stoppings over time, that may mean that there is old, hardened oil in the pivot bushings. Take off the pendulum, put it face down on. If necessary, adjust the pendulum's bob up or down to regulate the timekeeping accuracy. In this video i explain what might be the problem with your cuckoo clock when it is in beat but. Be sure to practice proper cuckoo clock maintenance, and follow these cuckoo clock repair tips if your clock is not working properly, if the cuckoo is not calling, if the music is not. The weight on the right side works fine (falls). The problem is that the pendulum won’t swing back and forth to keep the time going. My cuckoo clock pendulum won't continue swinging and the only way to make it keep swinging was to hand a hammer and a wrench. Check that the pendulum is correctly attached and free to swing without obstruction. If the clock keeps losing time even though you have moved up the leaf/shield, then the leaf/shield is not properly fixed to the pendulum stick. The three main reasons the pendulum does not keep running are 1) the clock is not wound; Untangling and correctly aligning the chains and weights is a common issue. 2) the clock is not in beat;

Be sure to practice proper cuckoo clock maintenance, and follow these cuckoo clock repair tips if your clock is not working properly, if the cuckoo is not calling, if the music is not. 2) the clock is not in beat; My cuckoo clock pendulum won't continue swinging and the only way to make it keep swinging was to hand a hammer and a wrench. If necessary, adjust the pendulum's bob up or down to regulate the timekeeping accuracy. Untangling and correctly aligning the chains and weights is a common issue. The weight on the right side works fine (falls). In this video i explain what might be the problem with your cuckoo clock when it is in beat but. The three main reasons the pendulum does not keep running are 1) the clock is not wound; The problem is that the pendulum won’t swing back and forth to keep the time going. If the clock keeps losing time even though you have moved up the leaf/shield, then the leaf/shield is not properly fixed to the pendulum stick.

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Cuckoo Clock Pendulum Will Not Keep Swinging The problem is that the pendulum won’t swing back and forth to keep the time going. My cuckoo clock pendulum won't continue swinging and the only way to make it keep swinging was to hand a hammer and a wrench. If the clock keeps losing time even though you have moved up the leaf/shield, then the leaf/shield is not properly fixed to the pendulum stick. Untangling and correctly aligning the chains and weights is a common issue. 2) the clock is not in beat; Check that the pendulum is correctly attached and free to swing without obstruction. Be sure to practice proper cuckoo clock maintenance, and follow these cuckoo clock repair tips if your clock is not working properly, if the cuckoo is not calling, if the music is not. Take off the pendulum, put it face down on. If the clock is unwilling to run initially and keeps running a bit longer between stoppings over time, that may mean that there is old, hardened oil in the pivot bushings. The three main reasons the pendulum does not keep running are 1) the clock is not wound; First, ensure the weights are correct for your clock model. The weight on the right side works fine (falls). The problem is that the pendulum won’t swing back and forth to keep the time going. If necessary, adjust the pendulum's bob up or down to regulate the timekeeping accuracy. In this video i explain what might be the problem with your cuckoo clock when it is in beat but.