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Centurion 35 day clock
What is the function of the small twist nob that tightens or untightens - located half way down the length of the pendulum, but attached to the inside wood clock body. Also, is there a way to eliminate the clock chime @ the half-hour and on the hour?
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To adjust the loudness of the chime.
See Instructions for operating 31 day wall clocks It appears you can bend the hammer to eliminate the chime. |
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