5. At the bottom of the case, you will
see a paper packet which secures the
clockʼs chains. Loosen and remove
the paper packet, allowing the ends
of the chains with the round brass
washers to extend fully.
If there are knots in the chains, un-
tangle them gently. Once the chains
are untangled, keep the clock in an
upright position to avoid their sliding
inside the clock and off the sprocket
wheels.
6. For maximum running time, hang
your clock approximately 6ʼ off
the floor on a secure, strong nail or
hook. At this height, the round chain
ends should hang about 6” off the
floor. Running time will be a full
day or week depending on the clock
mechanism.
If there is no stud behind the wall
where the nail is to be driven, use
a wallboard anchor (molybolt) or
heavy duty fastener of the correct
type for your wall.
Picture hooks
will not provide the necessary level
of safety.
Make sure the clock hangs flush on
the wall and does not lean forward.
Hang clock at 6 feet
or higher
