The pendulum on my Daniel Dekota wall clock has stopped.
Although a few years old this is still an attractive wall clock but need to get the pendulum working. I have replaced the battery to no avail.
The magnet on the pendulum is fine and I think the problem is the hidden part which the magnet makes contact.
The only details on the clock are as follows:
Quartz mechanism
Westminster Chime
M1 WH 1853K (details on back of clock)
Any help would be most appreciated. Please advise if a new part is required and costs.
Terry, most of the time when these clocks come into the shop the fastest and cheapest thing to do is replace the movement. I would suggest that you take a picture of the clock movement and e-mail that to one of the clock parts distributers. They will be able to mach it with a new one. Just Google clock parts and it will give you several names.
Stevens Clocks
July 2012
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