Your warn is not working at all in the video. The reason it is 10 minutes early is that the warn is engaging there but the stop pin is not being stopped and released at the hour.
Thank you Mr. Croswell. I have been unable to get to the clock for a day or so. Anxious to get back to it and use your photo and comment. Yes, I did lift the count lever for that video. I goofed. My naivete.
It isn't really important how soon before the hour it goes into warning as long as it does and the little wire at the fan holds it back until the top of the hour. 5 minutes before would be more typical. You should be able to see what is causing the stop lever to release this soon and back off a bit, but if you do, you will likely need to readjust the warning lever. There is a lot of interaction between these parts.
Attached is a video that does a better job of showing my movement in action. The wire does rise up and touch/hold the small wire on the fan shaft, and then the strike begins shortly after. But this action is taking place too early, about 10 minutes early. I really appreciate your attention to this issue of mine. (I forgot to attach the video in my earlier reply, this this second post.
I believe the problem is solved. Clock on test stand now to run a few days. Problem was with the lever contacting the j-hook. Slightly bending that hook seemed to work. Warning is still at about 10 of the hour, but strike is taking place when minute hand is at 12:00. Thanks to you R. Crosswell and wow for you helpful suggestions. What I learned was to watch the action of all these levers closely and just stumble through and figure out what the problem was. This was my first time to work on this type of movement. Bill Willey
