KSU Parts
Kieninger KSU Movement Parts - Back Diagram. The German KSU triple chime cable driven clock movement parts are available. These are the new style K series units that are new returns. The parts such as barrels and wheels are not the same on the older style units. Please be sure the clock movement that the parts are purchased for, looks the same as in the following pic.
| ID Letter | Part Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| A | Hammer | Sold Individually, with screw and tip |
| B | Selector Switch | Goes through the dial so you can select something |
| C | Backplate | 6x9 back plate of the movement |
| D | Suspension Post | The post the suspension spring hangs on, then the pendulum |
| E | Strike Assembly | Strike hammer assembly with 4 hammers and rods with post |
| F | Crutch and Verge | The part that wacks the pendulum back and forth and the anchor on top |
| G | Roll Pin | Chime roll pin that makes the hammers play a tune |
| H | Chime Wheel | Rear wheel that activates the chime hammer assembly |
| I | Wind Arbor Bushing | Rear bushing that holds the winding arbor pivot |
| J | Strike Spring | Returns the strike hammers via spring power |
Which suspension spring is correct for a Kieringer grandfather clock movement; the only numbers I can find are PA96 LN manufactured in 12/1976
Suspension A3 this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/mechanical-clock-suspension-spring
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I have a Ridegeway grandfather clock with curio, Here are the info.gathered from it. M61-853B2K, MODEL 9252, dial It, movement CCK, Serial 99021314, need weights regulator cable.
Hi,
What are the numbers off of the back plate of the clock movement itself? If it is hard to get to, usually you can stick a cell phone up behind the movement and get a picture of the numbers. Or through the side access panel if there is one.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Nice, thank you for the help.
I have a grandfather clock with a kieninger ksu movement and it wont stop chiming the hour. I have been told a stop pin has probably been sheared off. I cannot find any diagram of the part to be replaced. Any help please and its location in the movement
Please see this link on the subject first
https://www.clockworks.com/posts/grandfather-clock-chimes-forever-correction
We do offer the new movement if it comes down to it, at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
This is the same unit but thinner plates and therefore less cost
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-ms-series-kieninger-clock-movements
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Where is the serial number
Is the pendulum self regulating