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This FastFix is provided so that you may be able to replace a broken FirsTime Wall Clock due to a faulty movement mechanism. This is helpful so you won’t have to spend money on replacing this item. It is a short and easy fix!
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Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove all four screws on the back of the clock.
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Once screws are removed, simply remove the glass lens covering the display of the clock by lifting it with your hands.
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Turn the display face up.
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Use needle nose pliers to pull off the 'second' hand.
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Use needle nose pliers to remove the 'minute' hand.
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Then use needle nose pliers to remove the 'hour' hand.
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Once all hands are removed, use a 7/16-inch wrench to unscrew, in counter clockwise direction, the threaded nut in the center of the clock.
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Removing the threaded nut is what allows the movement mechanism to be removed from the clock.
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Lift the washer underneath the nut with your fingers.
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Now you may remove the display of the clock from your malfunctioning movement mechanism.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Is there a you tube showing these steps?
Thank you! there was one tricky thing—the parts I got in the order did not match what I took off, so I had to reconfigure it a bit per new instructions that came with the parts. But I figured it out! Thank you for this instruction.
Excellent illustrations!!!
there seem to be 2 projections keeping the back & glass together.
I don't want to break them.
Where can I buy the exact clock?
