What the heck is wrong with my grandfather clock?
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It’s a Howard Miller, bought about two years ago.
It’s a Howard Miller, bought about two years ago.
First, it does not keep the proper time. It will be all right for a couple of hours after I set the time, but then it will gradually gain more and more hours until it reads 11 at 3 in the afternoon. I’ve adjusted the pendulum many times and this doesn’t seem to help.
It also does not chime the right number of times on the hour. For example, at noon it will chime eight times.
Does anyone know how to fix this?
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Have you lubricated it? take it to someone who can fix it.
Yes I worked at Howard Miller making clocks many years ago. I cannot tell you how to fix it here online. It has to be inspected. You need to find a local clock repair man. There aren’t many around these days.
The internal gears are not keeping time had clock similar and the gears were not working properly as sugested probably have to pro.
The gears were not keeping time had clock similar and the internal gears are not working properly as sugested probably have to take it to pro.
The amount of money it from and she was having problems she bought it took little while but the company you bought one two states away and they should service it costs for them the amount of money it from should be.
My mother bought one two states away and she called the amount of money it my mother bought one two states away and they sent someone out to look at.
For them the people she called the company they should be able to look at it from should service it costs for them the company you bought one two states away and they should be able to look at it costs for them the people she called the amount.
The instruction manual also if it too.
The pendulum how far it swings back and forth think it isnt level that could affect it maybe look in the pendulum how far it too.