How to Replace a Battery-operated Quartz Movement

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  Need to remove a battery-operated, quartz movement in order to replace it? Follow these simple steps: Remove the nut that secures the hands to the dial Gently remove the hands Remove the mounting nut the disengage the center shaft from the dial ...

• Battery-operated, quartz dual chime movement will not operate.

  Old and exhausted batteries is the primary cause for the movement to malfunction while keeping time, playing a melody, or swinging the pendulum (on some models). Ensure that you are using brand new alkaline batteries and they are installed following ...

• How to Find and Order a Replacement Movement for Battery-operated, Quartz Clocks

  How to find the correct movement for your clock: CLICK HERE to view a clock / movement cross-reference list Find your clock's Model Number and its corresponding Movement Part Number from the cross-reference list PLEASE NOTE: If your clock model ...

• How to hang a pendulum on a quartz, battery-operated floor clock.

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• How to change the time on a quartz, battery-operated movement.

  FOR CHIMING MOVEMENTS: Set the time by using the hand set knob only.  DO NOT move the hands manually. Moving the hands manually can strip the gears resulting in the movement having to be replaced. FOR NON-CHIMING MOVEMENTS:   You can use the hand set ...