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1.
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase of the Fischer Instruments 1434TD-22 6 1/2" Mahogany Wood and
Brass Tide Clock. The following is a guide for preparation, care and operation of your marine weather
instrument.
Note:
Some of the images are generic and may not match your exact model.
2.
Care and Cleaning
Avoid use of harsh household cleaners and coarse paper towels, which can scratch the bezel or lens.
Fingerprints and dirt may be removed the lenses and bezels with a soft cloth lightly dampened with a
mixture of water and mild dishwashing liquid. Be sure to dry the lens and bezel with a soft cloth
after cleaning.
3.
Battery and Installation
1.
Insert one AA battery in the battery compartment on the back of the clock, as shown in Figure
1.
Figure 1
2.
Fix the mounting plaque to a wall with a wall mounting hook or nail.
4.
Setting the Tide Clock
To set the tide, adjust the tide adjustment wheel in the clockwise direction, as shown in
X
Figure 1.
At the exact high or low tide condition (consult an official tide table, the internet or local authorities),
set the tide pointer to either the high or low tide setting.
NOTE
: It is normal for the tide hand to have some “play”. This allows for proper rotation of the hand.
You may have to iterate to set properly.
5.
Tide Clock Limitations
Tide fluctuations (high and low tide) vary from one location to another. The tide hand therefore will