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Hi Gents,
I have a great vintage Hurst clock made by Pam Clock Co. New Rochelle, NY. Does anyone have a contact for restoration/refurbishment? The mechanism seems to have stopped working. Thanks, Dan
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Dan,
Are you talking about one of these? ![]() They must be pretty simple. You might be able to fix it yourself. Is the motor running? Verne [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] |
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Hi Verne, yes... basically the same.
Now I feel foolish. I plugged in the clock for the first time in nearly a year and it works? Could have been the outlet I used ages ago? Disregard. Thank you, Dan
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Dan,
Those clocks have primitive motors. Sometimes when you plug them in they won't run, sometimes they'll run backwards! Just keep plugging! Verne [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/biggthumpup.gif[/img] |
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I have the same problem with a 1960's Quaker State clock.....most of the time it works well.....and sometimes it just stops till you unplug and re-plug.
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