I have a Linden 7076 chime clock. On/off/auto, start/set, H 2 buttons, M 2 buttons, volume wheel, test button and a wheel to adjust hands. I have no manual. What do these do so I can operate it?

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Instructions for Sunbeam clock model # 882-495
Sunbeam Westminster Clock, model # 882-495. Clock was just given to me with no instructions. battery has been replaced and I'm trying to figure out if the clock is broken and no longer works or if I don't know how to properly set the time.

Posted by Anonymous on Mar 29, 2008
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OldPoop55

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Move the second button from the left to set, enter the time in 24 hour format via the HH and MM buttons, then move the button to start. The far left switch, on/auto.off is for the chime. Set to on for 24 hour alarms, set to auto for no chime from 11pm til 6am, set to off, to turn it off.

Posted on Jun 08, 2011

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  dan daniels

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  I had to leave the far black left switch on or up,turn the white set /run switch to set..the far left hour is the 10 , the next hour is the 1, the next min is the 10, the far right is min 1.
  when you want to set tghe clock time .press the button and count the chirp for the time..for 10: 36 press the far left button 1 time.. do not touch the next 1 hour button..: touch the 10 min button 3 time or 3 chirps.. press the 1 min button 6 times or chirps.. then set the set switch up or run..the chime should chime every 15 min.. and the hour should chime for te hour on the hour..
  
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    tlwhitley1

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    YES! Like BA said, inside the clock are switches. Turn one to OFF. Move the other to SET. Then push the H button the # of the hour it is. There are one (far left) and two digit #s (far right). I'd tried to fix this clock we bought for my mom and dad some 15 years ago.....finally the clock works again! Thanks BA!!
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      Anonymous

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      JUST PRESS THE BUTTONS ON THE INSIDE OF THE CLOCK WHILE THE MAIN SWITCH WAS IN THE OFF POSTION. ONCE THE HOUR AND MINUTE WERE ADJUSTED, THE MAIN SWITCH WAS SET TO ON AND THE CLOCK WAS TICKING.
      
      THANKS.
      Posted on Mar 30, 2008
      
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        Luke Green Feb 01, 2014
        the clock has a set button,turn the clock on and turn the set button to set,then where the hour buttons are there are two,one on the left and one on the right.When you completed the steps above,Press thesecond button on the right side of the hour set,then for each time you press it,the clock will adjust per hour.So press itonce and then press test,it should give u one chime,press two and it should chime for two oclock,press three times and it should chime three time,usew this theroy and it should be all you need,ofcorse you will have to use common sence.Thanks and good luck
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        Luke Green Feb 01, 2014
        remember for each time you do this u have to move the button from set to run for complete test.SO set to set then press one on the second button of hour,then turn it from set to start and then try it again.make sence?each time u adjust it you have to turn it from set to on then try the test after each adjustment.Good luck
        

What is the problem? Linden is a German manufacturer... I work on German timepieces daily.

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I have owned this exact clock for 30 years. Syncing the chimes with the time is very simple.

1. Flip the second switch from "Start" to "Set."

2. Use the thumbwheel to move the hands to the desired time.

3. Use the four "H" and "M" buttons to set the time for the chime.
— For example, if the desired time is 12:05, press the first button 1 time, the second button 2 times, skip the third button for 0, and then press the fourth button 5 times.
— If the desired time is 9:00, you only need to press the second button 9 times (all unpressed buttons default to 0).

4. When you're ready for the clock to begin using the time you've set, flip the switch from "Set" to "Start."

That's it! It's that easy.

Manually turn the minute hand forward until the 16 westminster chimes sound and then the hour strikes. Then remove the minute hand (it will go on in four positions) and put it back on at the 12 o'clock position. The chimes should now be back into sync.

Fred

I had the same problem but the solution is unbelievably simple. Just set the hands to the time desired by turning the round button on the housing. Now you mmust tell the quartz timer/clock (plastic rectangular mechanism) the same time as you have set the hands. In this way when the hands hit the Quarter hours/half hours and the hours, the electonic chimes will chime the correct time.

Ultra simple. The two hour buttons and two minute buttons represent a 24 hour clock. Example, how to set the clock to 2:50 PM. Easy, change the 2 PM to its 24 hour counterpart, i.e. 14 hundred hours.

Move the hands to 2:55. Push the first button once for 1, push the second button 4 times, push the first M button 5 times, push the second M button 5 times. Move the set button back to run and there you have it. 1455 Hours. Not it should chime correctly. As a tip, use a brand new fresh battery to try this out.

If you can get to the hands of the clock you can spin them to the correct time which is how I do mine-Of course you may have to remove the front cover or door to do so

It is normal for the average wall clock. Of course, this can be adjusted, but without watch/clockmaking knowledge it is impossible, because first you need to find out which part of the movement is causing early chiming - and there are plenty of them.
Super fine adjustment can be found only in top of the range clocks. Hundreds of hours of craftsmenship are spent to adjust and fine tune them. That's why they cost a fortune.
If you can not live with that early chiming, you have to bring your clock down to the watch/clock repair shop and ask for help. Be ready to pay quite a money, as this job takes the skill and a lot of time.

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Please try this....

Setting the Clock
1. Press and hold the Clk Set Button.
2. While holding the Clk Set Button, press the Skip/Search/Hour/Minute Buttons to adjust the hour and minute.
3. Release the Clk Set Button to set the time.
Setting the Alarm
1. Press and hold the Alm Set Button.
2. While holding the Alm Set Button , press the Skip/Search/Hour/Minute Buttons to adjust the hour and minute for the alarm time.
3. Release the Alm Set Button to set the time.
4. Adjust the Auto/Off/On Button to Auto.
5. Adjust the AM/FM/CD Switch to the desired function for the alarm, or reduce the Volume Dial to "Buzz" to wake to the unit’s buzzer.


Cheers!

Move the second button from the left to set, enter the time in 24 hour format via the HH and MM buttons, then move the button to start. The far left switch, on/auto.off is for the chime. Set to on for 24 hour alarms, set to auto for no chime from 11pm til 6am, set to off, to turn it off.