Junghans strike assembly

[Lorie]

I have, on the bench, a Junghans time and strike wall clock movement. I am not able to re-assemble the hammer lifting mechanism in it's correct order. I believe it was put together wrong (didn't work) when I got the clock. I'm not able, yet, to follow Junghan's thinking on how this should work. Is there a source out there somewhere which would outline the movement? or have pictures? I'm sure it will be painfully obvious when I'm done. Thank you

[Lorie]

I have, on the bench, a Junghans time and strike wall clock movement. I am not able to re-assemble the hammer lifting mechanism in it's correct order. I believe it was put together wrong (didn't work) when I got the clock. I'm not able, yet, to follow Junghan's thinking on how this should work. Is there a source out there somewhere which would outline the movement? or have pictures? I'm sure it will be painfully obvious when I'm done. Thank you

[Lorie]

It's rack and snail. Two chime rods hanging vertically in the wallclock case, two hammers. Hammers attach to the movement, um like a Westminster hammer setup.

[Lorie]

Phil, thank you for your time and for your advice. It is a bim-bam strike and you are correct in your assumption of the mechanics of the movement. So, back to the movement and follow your guidance. Thank you.