How to clean the inside glass of a floor clock case.
CLICK HERE to watch a short video on how to safely remove the back panel of a a floor clock clean the inside glass case. This is helpful for the floor clock models that do not have front opening doors.
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How to clean and maintain a clock.
Wax and polish your cabinet as frequently as you would other fine furniture. Use a good furniture polish or past wax. Apply the polish to a soft cloth – do not spray or apply directly to the case. Do not use a silicone-based product. Use a quality ...
Where do I find the model and serial number for my floor clock?
The model and serial number can be found in one of the following places on your clock: On a label on the back of the clock. On a foil label on the inside of the front door. If the clock does not have a front opening door, the foil label is normally ...
How to adjust a floor clock for Daylight Savings Time
It's simple to adjust your floor clock for Daylight Savings Time, simply move the minute hand counter clockwise 1 hour to "fall back" in the Fall, or simply move the minute hand clockwise 1 hour to "spring forward" in the Spring. For mechanical ...
How to set up a floor clock?
Please refer to your owner's manual for proper clock set up. It will describe how to unpack and set up your clock, hang the pendulum, hang the weights, set the moon dial, set the time and start the clock. CLICK HERE to download the manual in ...
What if my mechanical floor clock will not operate?
Ensure that all of the packing material has been removed. If the clock is a pendulum type, ensure that the spring clip or rubber band has been removed from the back of the movement. Try re-starting your clock. For pendulum clocks, it is important to ...