KUNDO, glass dome clock

[DaKid]

I received my fathers prize clock and Its not working, something about the fine steel thread that supports the four ball pendulum, Its twisted. Dose anyone know where I mit be able to procure a new one.

Thanks for any help on this matter

 

[DaKid]

I received my fathers prize clock and Its not working, something about the fine steel thread that supports the four ball pendulum, Its twisted. Dose anyone know where I mit be able to procure a new one.

Thanks for any help on this matter

 

[DaKid]

I received my fathers prize clock and Its not working, something about the fine steel thread that supports the four ball pendulum, Its twisted. Dose anyone know where I mit be able to procure a new one.

Thanks for any help on this matter

 

[DaKid]

I received my fathers prize clock and Its not working, something about the fine steel thread that supports the four ball pendulum, Its twisted. Dose anyone know where I mit be able to procure a new one.

Thanks for any help on this matter

 

[Robert Gary]

DaKid:

Welcome to the NAWCC message board.

Your clock sounds like a 400 day, also known as an Anniversary, clock. The steel thread you mention is the suspension spring.

There is an entire message board forum on 400 day clocks about 3/4 of the way down the main MB page. If you post your question there, the real experts on these clocks will be there to help you.

These clocks can be very frustrating to set up properly after the suspension spring has been replaced, so have patience and ask all the questions you want and/or need to on the 400 day clock forum.

I am not at my shop, so I don't have the address of the Horolavor Company, the makers of the suspension spring you need, but someone on the forum will look it up for you.

You will need to post a photo of the back plate of the clock with the suspension spring guard (if your clock has one) removed. All technical info on these clocks comes from the arrangement of the back plate. The first posting on the "Clocks" forum has instruction for posting photos.


Have fun working on your clock!

RobertG

 

[Robert Gary]

DaKid:

Welcome to the NAWCC message board.

Your clock sounds like a 400 day, also known as an Anniversary, clock. The steel thread you mention is the suspension spring.

There is an entire message board forum on 400 day clocks about 3/4 of the way down the main MB page. If you post your question there, the real experts on these clocks will be there to help you.

These clocks can be very frustrating to set up properly after the suspension spring has been replaced, so have patience and ask all the questions you want and/or need to on the 400 day clock forum.

I am not at my shop, so I don't have the address of the Horolavor Company, the makers of the suspension spring you need, but someone on the forum will look it up for you.

You will need to post a photo of the back plate of the clock with the suspension spring guard (if your clock has one) removed. All technical info on these clocks comes from the arrangement of the back plate. The first posting on the "Clocks" forum has instruction for posting photos.


Have fun working on your clock!

RobertG

 

[shutterbug]

Almost all of the Kundo's used a .0032 size suspension spring. you can buy the complete unit, or the spring at Timesavers The request for a photo will help us determine which unit to order if you want to go that route. The springs are sold in units of 3. Another helpful source is Norkro. Call the number to get one on one help.

 

[shutterbug]

Almost all of the Kundo's used a .0032 size suspension spring. you can buy the complete unit, or the spring at Timesavers The request for a photo will help us determine which unit to order if you want to go that route. The springs are sold in units of 3. Another helpful source is Norkro. Call the number to get one on one help.