Clock chimes this is not s Seiko CLOCK IT IS A LINDEN i'm getting advice for Seiko clocks and westminster clocks I need advise on Linden clocks to make chimes work

From memory, there is a switch on the back for music all the time or not at night based on ambient light. They all have it.

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Seiko Clocks - Westminster Owners Instructions

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NAMES AND LOCATION OF OPERATIONAL PARTS. Seiko Clock Manual 1 - Hands setting disk. 2 - Night time silencer. 3 - Chime melody switch.

Instructions for Seiko Dual Chime Quartz Clock Movements

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Move the night chime selector switch to the left most position. Moving in a clockwise direction, use the rear-mounted hand set to advance the hands until they ...

Chime Clock Instructions ' Setting Time ' Pendulum Clocks

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Clocks with more than one chime melody: Change the tune selector only when the clock is not chiming. Timekeeping Accuracy: This type of clock will be able to

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Step 1 Wind your clock once a week by inserting the winding key into each of the three keyholes on the front of the clock and winding until the key won't wind any more. Make sure to wind your Linden clock before attempting to set it.
Step 2 Access the clock hands on your Linden clock by opening the glass door on the front or back of your clock, depending on the model. Use the winding key, if necessary, to unlock the clock's front or back door.
Step 3 Set the time on your Linden clock by moving the clock hands to the appropriate time. The hands of your clock can be moved clockwise or counterclockwise.

Step 4 Locate the chime-selector lever that extends from the opening next to the "3" position on the clock dial.
Step 5 Move the chime-selector lever to "Whitt" for the Whittington chime, "St. Mich" for the St. Michael chime and "West" for the Westminster chime. Set the chime-selector lever to "Silent" if you don't want your Linden clock to chime at the top of every hour.

This article will show you how to: Fix Clock That Chimes/Gongs Wrong

Tim
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I have same exact problem, did you ever find an answer?

Make sure all the batteries have been replaced, that the batteries fit tight, check for loose wite connections. If that is all good, you will need to replace the chime box or the whole movement.

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

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

Does this help

http://www.theclockdepot.com/seiko_westminster_clock_instructions.html

There is a small potentiometer that the volume know is on, probably replacing the pot will fix the problem. Radio Shack has these.

See this site

http://www.theclockdepot.com/seiko_westminster_clock_instructions.html