Installation Guide

Clock Calibration Instructions

Thermometer Calibration Instructions

For proper function and accuracy, you must follow these

simple steps to calibrate your thermometer.

1) Move your thermometer to a temperature controlled environment and

let your thermometer temperature stabilize to that environment for at

least 1 hour prior to calibration.

2) Obtain an accurate temperature reading from a reliable thermometer

or room thermostat. Rotate the gray cover on the back of the

thermometer movement in the appropriate direction until the hand

points to the desired temperature mark of the thermometer’s face.

Note: The marks on the outer edge of the gray cover each represent a

1.5 degree Fahrenheit adjustment.

Note: For the most accuracy, the thermometer

or thermostat used in establishing an accurate

temperature reading must also be temperature

stabilized to the environment in which the

calibration occurs.

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Your Clock has been factory

calibrated for accuracy.

However, should your clock’s

hands seem mis-aligned or if

your clock has inaccuracies

that do not seem to be the

fault of a battery with a low

charge, you may need to

follow these simple steps to

recalibrate your clock.

1) Remove the rubber weather cap and the battery from the movement on the back of your

clock. Using the dial on the back of the movement, rotate the hands clockwise until the

Minute Hand is pointing directly to the 12:00 position.

2) Remove the brass cap nut and the Minute hand from the clock movement’s center post.

3) Carefully pull the hour hand directly off from the movement’s white plastic inner sleeve and

press back onto the sleeve so that the hand now points directly towards the 12:00 position.

4) Replace the minute hand and the brass cap nut back onto the movement’s center post. Both

clock hands should now be pointing directly toward the 12:00 position. If they do not,

repeat steps 1 through 4.

5) Turn the dial of the movement on the back of the clock to the correct time and return the

battery and rubber weather cap back to their original position.

CAUTION: Never manually align

the hands by pulling them into

place. This could damage the

gears of the clock movement.