Replacing A Howard Miller Wall Clock Movement

[@mmor5756]

Thank you for the video, I was looking how to remove the face to get the movement out to clean an oil, in the process of you taking the movement out you also should how to remove the hands an screws on the face to get at it.Thank you, very good explanation on setting the hands an getting the chimes right. Saving this one for future work.I have a Herman Miller st. Charles Regulator wall model. I have shelf ones but those movements come a part differently. Again Thanks,

[@ClockRepairService]

Im glad it helped

[@donhawrysz8064]

I have a similar wall mounted Howard Miller clock and 3 of the chimes rods came out during transport. I could not find a way to put them back in and don't want to force the issue. Could you show me how to do this without damaging the clock?

[@caman171]

my howard miller sandringham clock is running perfectly, but the paint on the face is turning to dust. how did this happen and how can i replace the face?

[@marcushogan692]

Where can I find the parts for a Howard Miller mechanical wall clock?

[@paulabbott3816]

I have a Howard Miller 612-436 Mantel Clock (was my dad's) it didn't have the movement in it. I found the movement in another box days later. I watched this and think I could use advise on what to do to get it to work. The center wind piece won't move. Need help.

[@gearzclocks1070]

I have a exact same clock and mine has a kieninger movement

[@ClockRepairService]

Before Howard Miller purchased Kieninger, the would put in whom ever would give them the best price. Now the own part of Kieninger, so that's the only movement they put in their clocks now.

[@Clock-tr6eg]

I have this exact clock!

[@RAlanMead]

Me to!

[@RAlanMead]

Howard Miller Lewis model wall clock

[@shellyh.8197]

we got a new anosia mantel clock/first comment

[@Liftmaster-sw2zy]

What was the issue/issues with the old movement?

[@ClockRepairService]

Nothing with this one, I just used it for a demonstration, however, most movements like this will typically last about 20-25 years before they have to be replaced. Some people try to repair them but replacing in the long run is cheaper and you are getting everything new. When one gets rebuilt, they only repair the worn out parts, then later on, the other parts that didn't get replaced get worn and you have to repair toughs parts. Its a never ending cycle. If you replace, your done with it for many years as long as you oil them.

[@Liftmaster-sw2zy]

@@ClockRepairService ok, cause you said it was destroyed and you couldn’t do anything about it. That’s why I asked.

[@Clock-tr6eg]

That’s a Howard Miller Lewis 613-637

[@gearzclocks1070]

Do you mean Howard Miller Lewis Ambassdor Collection 613-637