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Introduction
For this repair guide, I will instruct the user on replacing the clock's Bell Hammer. Some people use the alarm clock for reasons other than telling time. They use the clock's alarm to remind them of something or to wake them up at a certain time in the morning or evening. The Bell Hammer is located on top of the clock between the two bells. When the alarm goes off, it strikes the two bells in a rapid motion. To replace the Bell Hammer, the user must remove the back of the clock in order to get inside the clock's inner apparatus. From there, the user can remove the bell hammer.