Winding the Howard Miller Tambour Mantel Clock
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- Опубликовано: 3 авг 2024
- I wind one of my howard miller clocks in this video. This clock has a 7 day movement which needs to be wound once a week. Feel free to ask me any questions you may have about this clock in the comments, I'll do my best to reply to you as soon as possible.
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(Danse of Questionable Tuning) Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Probably one of the nicest in your collection.
One of my favorites. Whenever I move into an apartment I obviously can't bring all of my clocks, but this one will probably come with me.
Telling us how to know when to stop winding would be good to add in the video.
When the key stops turning. When it's wound to it's max, the key won't be able to turn anymore.
neat video! the chimes remind me of the worthington.
Thanks, and yeah it's very similar to it.
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Which wind is which ?
Middle is the power to the clock, I believe the left is the hour strike and the right one is the melody I believe.
How often do you have to wind this clock?
Once a week
I picked up a Howard Miller wind up clock, but it doesn't have a pendulum, starts and runs automatically when wound. It has gained about 5 minutes, and since there is no pendulum I can stop until it is in sync with the actual time, will it damage the clock to move the minute hand counter clockwise (backwards) by 5 minutes? I've always been told never to move clock hands backwards. I really don't want to manually move the hands clockwise 12 hours to get it to the correct time. Thanks... John
Yeah you can move the hands backwards. I do it all the time on my clocks. Some clocks however should not be moved backwards. Based on your situation you should be fine
Do you wind till it stops or just until you feel it tighten?
I typically wind it until it doesn't let me turn the key anymore, there are a couple of my clocks that I prefer only winding it until I feel it getting tight.
@@Jamestube8439 I have the same clock as you so I was curious thanks!
why it has 3 winding key holes?
One is for clock running power, another is for hour strike, and the other is for movement melody
Thanks 😊
@@tleagles3708 You're welcome.
That's what I wanted to know when I came here to learn what they actually do
The middle hole to wind will not wind tight, it just keeps winding and the holes on either end are wound tight … so it’s not wkn at all … it was brand new when I took it out of the package, so it does not have any dust or dirt
That’s strange. I wonder if the middle hole is connected properly to the spring to give it that winding power
Idk .. but it worked fine for a day .. I hadn’t moved it or anything
Think it’s because I wound all 3 of them again on the second or 3td day ? I didn’t know how often you were supposed to wind them, so I just wound them again just enough to get it slightly tight. And they were all three fine at this point….. then it just stopped working, and I realized that the middle just kept going round and round and never would tighten
Hey! I just got this clock and it's dead. How do I get it working once its wound (assuming it's not totally dead!) Thanks!
The mechanism may need to be oiled and/or cleaned. I recommend purchasing a clock oil to lube it. There are some good videos on RUclips to watch to show you how to oil your clock.
How do you silence the clock ?
There's a switch on the left side of the clock, when the switch is down, the clock is silenced. When it is in the up position, the clock chimes every 15 minutes.
Does this clock have a tick tock to it. I don't hear anything after winding mine. On the right side of the face i have 4 settings. Not sure what they are used for. Can you be of any further assistance. Thanks in advance.
It does tick, just very quietly. The 4 settings are probably for changing chime melody. I’m guessing one is for silent and the other 3 saying something like West Minster, St Michael, and Wittington
After further investigation I've come to realize the top horizontal gear is not spinning. I'm going to do a thorough cleaning like in the video you provided and take it from there. Thank u so much for your prompt response.
@@roberta19348 you’re welcome. Glad I could try to help.
Is there a way to fix if my clock is chiming one minute late?
There definitely is, but I’m unsure how to fix that
What is the role of each key?
The middle does the power to keep the time, the left does the hour strike chime, and the right does the melody chimes.
@@Jamestube8439 Tks! Can I just wind the middle one but not winding the other two? can it have effect of being a silient clock
How do you silence this ?
There’s a switch on the left side of the clock face that says silence/chime. Pull the switch down and it will silence the clock.
Hello Mike logjams one are away from the
Can you set up an alarm on this clock?
No, it doesn't have that feature unfortunately.
Can I have it please for £0?
No
@@Jamestube8439 yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
I just bought a clock at a donation thrift store 🕰️ and obviously am missing the key 🔑, where can I find one?
First things first it’s important to see what kind of key it takes. Who is the manufacturer of the clock?
I also just bought one of these at a thrift store. It is missing the key also. How do I know which key to buy as a replacement? The clock is a Howard Miller Westminster Chime mantel style. The numbers on the back side of the clock are AEL01
Zeeland Michigan. Made in Germany. I’m hoping you can help me find the correct size key 😀
@@Cowboysweetheart A standard size Howard Miller key should work. I would search the internet for Howard Miller winding keys. This key should work www.amazon.com/Hermle-Hamilton-Ridgeway-Howard-Winding/dp/B008LOI8CO/ref=mp_s_a_1_5?adgrpid=55864257037&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.HEBuvj7cezKvMNRquVBySvcb3_UQH_vi82PxgscqWwm-8ZbvyGHumK9V4v6ErRZJfYaYY5u4_lL8lTx3lglAsBxc7RLDvdjQ2vJakldUAtyH930x-swEZD2iEyiEwPFjljzC66Sf5QLFwm-Ayn_Qq499FKoE7gkv5jt8NiYoDpmq4ixuMjdPmWMW6jXW2XqG9by_NFBDKvq17BKG8igvKg.r7tdJerhGyg5YMd6973RLFdEPHaQb3JkyyZG0dxAaow&dib_tag=se&hvadid=410019737216&hvdev=m&hvlocphy=9016852&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=16436849254856643970&hvtargid=kwd-301941283325&hydadcr=12161_11118341&keywords=howard+miller+clock+key&qid=1720132513&sr=8-5
@@Jamestube8439 thank you for your response! I plan to order asap!