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davidpar2
·Hello,
I recently acquired an ~85 year old Smiths wall clock with type 2 “deluxe” self starting movement. The synchronous motor starts right up and runs beautifully, but the spring mechanism for ensuring the self starting rotor rotates in one direction only, that being counter-clockwise (or anti-clockwise as you would say in UK) has detached. Is there anyone who could post a pic showing the detail of how this assembly is supposed to be fitted into place? I have attached a close up of the vicinity of the spring's placement and a pic of the three parts I found rattling around in the bakelite housing of the movement
I recently acquired an ~85 year old Smiths wall clock with type 2 “deluxe” self starting movement. The synchronous motor starts right up and runs beautifully, but the spring mechanism for ensuring the self starting rotor rotates in one direction only, that being counter-clockwise (or anti-clockwise as you would say in UK) has detached. Is there anyone who could post a pic showing the detail of how this assembly is supposed to be fitted into place? I have attached a close up of the vicinity of the spring's placement and a pic of the three parts I found rattling around in the bakelite housing of the movement