How to setup a session striking movement - Part 2

[@kenweerts3869]

Thank you. Very good explanation and just what I needed .

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Glad I was able to help you. Thanks for your comment.

[@kmehryari6068]

Thank You so much Scottie you just saved me so much time and aggravation God bless you

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Glad I was able to help you. Thanks for your comment.

[@johnlauzon9837]

You show what all the other videos I have seen, do not ! You do a fantastic job Scottie, and detail that i need, thanks so much !!

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Hi John, glad you liked the video. The difference is that I am a trained clock restorer and not some amateur with no idea what he is doing who passing on lots of false ideas on cleaning and repairing mechanical clock movements.

[@cheryladair732]

Thannk you for the video. Got mine striking right after cleaning. Redy to go back in the clock. Do you have a video on the alarm that some of these clocks have?

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

No, not as such at the moment.

[@jimnicholson4509]

Very informative and very easy to understand, thanks mate.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Glad you found the video informative. Thanks for your comment.

[@highspeedgaz]

I have a Korean wall clock ,it chimes on the correct hour every time not a problem , I can hear it going in to warning sound about a minute and a half before the hour strike , but I can't hear the warning sound or the gong strike on the half hour , If I hand turn the clock fingers for a full hour by hand I can hear both the warning and half hour sound . ,Thanks Pal great videos.

[@kwacz]

Very well done. I just cleaned one of these and it kept counting. I didn't have the warning wheel set up right. I like how you go through it more than once. Very easy the way you explain it. It would have taken me a lot of time to figure this out, but you saved me lots of time.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Glad i was able to help. If this step is not correct the clock will nver work.

[@kwacz]

@@ScottiesClockWorld I knew I was missing something, but couldn't remember. For some reason I was thinking only two things had to line up, but remembered you did a video on this one so I just figured it would be easier to watch it again than mess with it. Thanks for the effort you put into these videos. You probably spend more time making the video than doing the demo.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

@@kwacz, yes, three things must line up with the Lift Lever.

[@jill552]

This video was really good. My clock isn’t a Sessions but very informative. I didn’t understand the wires before.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Without the little bit of pressure the spring wire adds to a lift lever the clock movement would not work.

[@warrenrigg3466]

Thank you Sir. I bet that wire is my problem, if it is even there. The clock occasionally jumps ahead.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

I am glad that this video was able to help you with your clock problem. Thanks for your comment.

[@thomasbarker6229]

That's is so good and helpful! Thank you! Explains what it does and everything!!

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Hi Thomas, I am glad that the video and its contents were helpful to you.

[@centraloklahomaclockcollec3278]

i followed your channel and gave it some love.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

Thanks.

[@centraloklahomaclockcollec3278]

@@ScottiesClockWorld you are welcome.

[@CMGeorge3]

Thanks for a very well done presentation. But it doesn't solve my problem or if it does I don't see it. I just cleaned this same movement and now it only strikes ONE TIME regardless of the hour. It stops EVERY notch regardless of the depth of the notch! What am I missing? Help this old man out, please.

[@djhscorp]

Difficulty following what you are talking about. I think because what you see isn't what we see from the point of view of the camera.👍

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

it's an old video, camera angles have changed over time.

[@djhscorp]

@@ScottiesClockWorld thank you for putting up the videos and many thanks for taking the time and trouble to reply.

[@ScottiesClockWorld]

@@djhscorp, not a problem.