Strike Star Wheel Adjustment

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This adjustment is needed for more complex movements after assembly. When the Strike is finished the Star Wheel must be adjusted so it just releases the lever. This adjustment is easier than disassembly and reassembly until you get the timing right.
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@steveshroyer806 8 лет назад

Al, I'm curious. Do you set up the strike correctly when you re-assemble the movement? Or simply use the star wheel adjustment to put the strike train in correct synchronization after assembly?

@JeffersonClockWorks 8 лет назад

+Steve Shroyer the strike warning and stop pins on the wheels are critical as you put the plates together. You do not have a reference where the Star wheel should be until the movement is fully assembled. The manufacturer made it easy that way to adjust the Star last.

@keithrothwell6888 7 лет назад

Hi Al I have a grandfather clock - Hermle 451-050 I think. The Chiming is out of sync - 1 hour behind. e.g. at 11 oclock - strikes 10 etc. Is there any simple way to correct this? I am not a clock repairer/enthusiast regards Keith Rothwell Huddersfield UK

@JeffersonClockWorks 7 лет назад

The hour hand moved. Next time it strikes, move the hour hand to what it is striking, then move the minute hand to the correct time. The hour hand is on a friction shaft. Checkout my Repair Video's and Specialty Tools on Ebay www.ebay.com/sch/al_taka3/m.html?item=130633032788&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESOX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562