Clock Owners Manuals

Updated 10-16-2022
We are starting to publish links to all of the clock and Grandfather clock manuals we have available on this page. Some of these publications are the original, factory manuals and many we have enhanced to make it easier to understand. We have also included many help files with information not displayed in the manuals to help you better understand and enjoy your clock.

Grandfather Clock Owners Manuals

These manuals were derived from the original manuals for these manufacturers of Grandfather Clocks.

Quartz Chiming Clock Owners Manuals (battery operated wall clocks and mantel clocks)

Quartz Harmonic Movement Instructions (found on many Miller, Hermle, Bulova, and Rhythm clocks)

Keywound Mantel Clock Manuals

Atomic Clocks Manuals

analog clocks (with hands)

Howard Miller Analog Atomic Clock Manual (used on most current model Howard Miller atomic clocks)

atomic clocks with an LCD display

World Time Clock Manuals

Anniversary Clock Manuals (battery operated)

Wall Clocks

Wall Clocks: Keywound, Weight Driven Wall Clocks

Weather and Maritime Clocks

Clocks with LCD Display

Seiko QHR024SLH Instructions (page 1) ( page 2)

Miscellaneous Manuals

Cuckoo Clocks

Black Forest Cuckoo Clock Manual (for Cuckoo Clock sold by the Clock Depot)

Alarm Clocks

Musical Clocks that play Songs

We have posted manuals for the clocks we have offered since 2002. We do not have any manuals for older clocks or clocks we have never seen or sold.

Posted in Clock Help and Instructions

7 responses on Clock Owners Manuals

We need a manual for 1983 Ridgeway grandfather bought at a vendors mall. A beautiful Clock but gains time too fast. Can you help?

Hi Earl,
The manual which was used for your Grandfather clock can be downloaded at:
https://www.theclockdepot.com/clock-owners-manuals/ridgeway_grandfather_clock_manual.pdf There are instructions there on how to speed up or slow your clock, but if you wish to view enhanced instructions on that issue, please go to the following page https://www.theclockdepot.com/clocks-blog/how-to-regulate-the-time-of-your-grandfather-clock/ This will solve your issues. Thank You!
Robert

This clock probably has a Hermle movement inside. The instructions for this movement can be seen at:
https://www.theclockdepot.com/clocks-blog/thank-you-for-your-amazing-service/
Good Luck,
Robert

Hello,
I recently inherited a beautiful 50 year old Dunhaven Tambour Mantle clock (7-day key wind with Westminster chimes). It’s running fine so far but seems a bit stiff to wind. I’m concerned about how much pressure to exert for fear of “over winding” or otherwise messing up the mechanism. Do you happen to have instructions for this clock? Thank you!

Hi Sharon…You should be able to wind the clock until it becomes uncomfortably to go any farther. Most clocks cannot be over-wound, but some older clocks do not like to be wound very tight. Wind it as far as you feel comfortable and see how many days you get from that wind on your clock. If you only get three or four days it is not being wound far enough or you could just wind the clock twice a week and not worry about it.
Thank You…Robert