A clock is a precision mechanical instrument containing many
slowly moving parts. There are over a hundred points of contact
where friction works to bring it to a stop.
Take your time assembling this kit, and pay attention to the
details. Great pains have been taken to craft these instructions
to ensure your success. If there are any steps that seem unclear,
please let us know.
Before you begin, check that there are no missing or damaged
pieces in the kit. A parts list is provided to help identify each
piece.
Finally, read through all the instructions before you begin. This
will help you understand how each piece fits into the finished
clock.
WALL CLOCK KIT
SEBRINGVILLE
DAMAGED OR MISSING PARTS?
email: [email protected]
Made in Canada by
ABONG, Inc
5-775 Woodlawn Road W
Guelph, ON N1K 1Y7
WARNING!
CHOKING HAZARD - CONTAINS
SMALL PARTS. NOT RECOMMENDED
FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS
Summary of Contents for SEBRINGVILLE 3157826
Page 3: ...2 The kit also contains a number of other components needed to complete the clock...
Page 4: ...3 The tools needed to assemble this kit are Razor saw 42 teeth per inch Scissors...
Page 21: ...10 Repeat the previous six steps to create a second long spacer assembly...
Page 47: ...69 Press the long spacer assembly onto the pinion AE 70 This completes the escape wheel...
Page 71: ...133 Place the winder wheel in the hole marked with a club...
Page 72: ...134 Slip the dial face BC under the idler gear...
Page 81: ...146 Apply CA glue to the hole in the pallet backing plate BJ...
Page 82: ...147 Align the hole in the crutch BI and the hole in the pallet backing plate BJ...
Page 84: ...149 Trim and sand the axle pin flush with the surface of the pallet backing plate BJ...
Page 89: ...154 Install the second wheel into the hole marked with a triangle...
Page 90: ...155 Install the faceplate AD using the dial face BC and retainer clips DH...
Page 92: ...160 Thread the free end of the counterweight cord through the counterweight pulley as shown...
Page 93: ...161 Slide the knotted end of the counterweight cord into the counterweight anchor as shown...
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