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Escapement Brand New But Clock Still Running Fast


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Escapement Brand New But Clock Still Running Fast. This shortness may be because the spring. Try running the nut all the way back to where the disc is now, unscrew it a few turns, and give a couple taps on the top of the disc to try to get it to come down.

Clock 20 Gravity Escapement Brian Law’s Woodenclocks
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The watch’s escapement receives additional impact (roller/banking pin/pallet) with each balance swing and the watch is running, or appears to be running, very fast. This shortness may be because the spring. Continuous overbanking, or knocking, occurs on a watch when when the watch’s balance wheel swing (amplitude) is too large.

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Clock 20 Gravity Escapement Brian Law’s Woodenclocks

It's pretty ordinary unsigned carriage clock with a cylinder escapement. Try running the nut all the way back to where the disc is now, unscrew it a few turns, and give a couple taps on the top of the disc to try to get it to come down. Balance wheel escapements will usually run fast because the balance spring is too short. If you're having trouble with your watch, be sure to watch this video to learn how to diagnose and fix the.

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