#JAUCH 77 MOVEMENT MANUAL MANUAL#

Never lift the weight when pulling the chain! Contrary to popular opinion, this is not necessary or desired. The clock does not care if you wind it every day or every other day, if that is your preference, neither does it care if the weights are wound up evenly or not some like the look of the weights in a stair step pattern. Most of us live our lives by the week so winding the clock on the same day each week is an easy habit to start. This is done to help the owner establish an easy winding routine. When handling these components it is best to put something between your hands and the brass item.

This lacquer coating is mainly there to keep the brass from tarnishing on its own it is not designed to protect it from the oil on our hands and fingers or from harsh chemicals. It is best to avoid handling these parts directly in spite of the lacquer coating that is present on most models. Most modern clocks have brass weights, chains, pendulums and dials.

#JAUCH 77 MOVEMENT MANUAL MANUAL#

This manual is a departure from the standard manual produced by many clock manufacturers. If you have been given information specific to your clock by a trusted and knowledgeable clock repairman then it is best that you follow his or her advice. Some clocks have idiosyncrasies that demand special attention. Regulating and winding are pretty much the same for all clocks, regardless of age or make.

Clocks older thangenerally those prior tomay very well operate with a different set of rules, particularly when it comes to hand setting.

Jauch 77 movement manual