Question 1

It kept time for a day, then the second hand continued to work,  while the hour and minute hands stopped all together. Any idea why, or how to fix?

Accepted Answer

Perhaps you do not have the other hands firmly on the mechanism. It can be tricky to get them all the way down. Try taking out the battery, take off each hand, and with the clock flat on a table and you standing up, press each hand firmly down (using your fingernails on opposite sides to get the force even) until it has been pushed into the proper level of the mechanism. Put each hand down at 12 and then set using the dial on the back (do not set the time by turning the hands themselves). Once it is set, put the battery in. Hope this helps.

Question 2

Does anyone know the diameter of the shaft, the part that goes through the clock? How big does the hole in the clock have to be to fit the shaft?

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I’m guessing about a1/4 “

Question 3

I can not for the life of me get the hands onto the shaft. I press with all of my might, and only cut my thumbs but still could not force them on :(

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The hand with the biggest opening goes on first. You need to press with both of your thumbs on either side (with your pointer fingers helping you pinch, so you keep each hand level). The shaft must be facing up, it is pretty much impossible to get them on if the clock mechanism is on its side rather than its back. It also helps to be standing up and leaning over the shaft so you are right on top of it. It is sort of like a layer cake, the hand with the biggest opening will go down to the top of the largest layer and stop. Then you add the hand with the next biggest opening, and so on. It isn't a matter of brute force, it is a matter of pressing on both sides at once and using finesse. You will feel it sort of "pop" on. Any angle and it will not go on at all. Once you get one on, it gets a lot easier because you get a sense of the feel of when it is on, rather than half perched on top without being truly on. It was frustrating for me, too, until I got it. Good luck.

Question 4

How big is the black box that contains the clock mechanism?

Accepted Answer

2 1/4× 2 1/4 inches

ASIN	B0B65JV41S
Age Range Description	Kid
Art Craft Kit Type	clock kit
Best Sellers Rank	#89,574 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #82 in Clock Movements
Brand Name	EMOON
Color	Black
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (385)
Included Components	Clock
Item Dimensions	2.09 x 2.13 x 0.63 inches
Item Weight	0.36 kg
Manufacturer	EMOON
Manufacturer Part Number	ALAT019-ABC 3
Material Type	Metal, Plastic
Model Number	ALAT019-ABC 3
Number of Pieces	9
Product Style	Box
Seasons	All Seasons
Size	Total shaft length 5/8 in,3/4 in,7/8 in
Subject Character	Clocks

EMOON 9 Pieces Clock Mechanism Replacement Kit with 12 Pack Clock Hands, Silent Sweep Clock Motor Kit Battery Operated for Clock Repair DIY Replacement, Custom Clock

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