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Kieninger clock movement identification
The identification process is the first step to replace a Kieninger clock movement or any other components. To begin with, start with the movement number in order to purchase a new clock movement and to see the price and what it includes.
Also, these numbers are essential to get compatible components for the clock. Examples of some components include pendulums, dials, hands, keys, cranks, chime blocks, mounting screws, weights, pulleys or chains.
Decoding Kieninger clock movements
For example, let's say the movement numbers are 81 K 116cm.
- 1981 = If it is an on older unit, the 81 would be the year it was made. On new units this number is not the year but only an internal engineering code.
- K = The K is the movement series. This is the basic raw movement plate size and internal gear configuration.
- 116CM = This is the pendulum length, in centimeters, from the top of the movement all the way down to the bottom of the rating nut. This is true only for the smallest 4 1/2 inch bob diameter.
Dating the Kieninger movement
In the above description, 81 is the date, however this is not always true in later years. After a certain date that first number is no longer the date that it was made. Rather that first number became an engineering code that has nothing to do with the date.
So it may or may not be the date code, ignore this as it is not pertinent to replacing the unit. There is no longer a solid way to date the Kieninger clock movement unless there is a stamp on the back plate.
We can help
The new movement will fit into the clock case just as the old one did. Keep using the same components such as the dial, pendulum, chime block and weights.
If it is a weight driven clock it will come with the chime hammers as well as chains or cables. If this decoding process is confusing, just email the numbers or a picture to us. We are happy to help with figuring out the best course of action. Similarly, Kieninger clock movement questions and ordering can be done by phone as well.
Kieninger Clock Movement Ordering
Kieninger clock movement ordering starts with the numbers off of the back plate of the clockworks. The numbers help us figure out the correct unit by plate size. After we get the plate size we narrow it down by attributes such as triple chime.
In other works all the units that have the letter K on the back will have the same plate size. After we determine we have a K series we select things like triple chime or Westminster only. If there are any other uncommon things after that we select it. Such as sequential or carousal or other special qualities such as this.
Steps to a new Kieninger clock movement
First go to the letter that is also on the stamp on the back plate of the movement only. If for example the movement number is 81 K 116cm ignore all but the K at first.
Find the K series on the Kieninger movement page at Clockworks.com. Then we can continue with matching up the CM in the drop down list.
Attribute selection
On that same drop down list with the CM list there are some other options usually. The options to select are the specific qualities the movement may or may not have on the movement. Such things as Westminster only or triple chime.
If there are dancers on the movement it may say carousel. Just pick the whatever movement you have that matches the options.
After ordering the Kieninger movement
After ordering the new Kieninger clock movement you will receive a receipt via email. The installation instructions will also be sent via a link on the receipt. Weight driven units will include chains or cables.
The new movement will ship the next business day by FedEx ground or Priority Mail.
New Clock Movement Benefits
New clock movement benefits far outweigh the benefits of a restoration. This section will explain why that is and what the best course of action is to get your clock working.
Servicing the movement
Clocks need to have fresh oil after 10 years or so. Then, after 20 or 30 years, a full break down of the movement is necessary. This is all well and good and can be done with the old movement.
The movement will run for another 5 or 15 years with no issues but then it will be time to do it again. So obviously this is a new clock movement benefit.
Every time the movement needs to have work done on it or needs bushings, it will last less and less time before it needs attention again. So another new clock movement benefit is that this would not happen.
The repair process is expensive because it takes time to separate the plates, remove all the gears, do the necessary work, and then put them all back together again.
This process may need to be redone if not perfect the first time. The turn around time to complete an overhaul on a clock movement could be anywhere from 1 to 3 months, and in some extreme cases, a year.
It is a slow moving venture that costs twice as much as a new movement would. If a new clock movement is not available, then this is the best, and only, way to handle a clock repair.
Replacing with a new clock movement
If the clock movement is still in production, it is far better to just get the new clock movement. Mass production makes the movement so affordable it will cost a fraction of the price of the repair work.
The new clock movement will be the same one but brand new and ready to run 30 years without much complaint. There is absolutely no way to repair an old clock movement so that it is better than new.
Even the best clockmaker using the best equipment cannot make the clock movement better than a new one.
A new clock movement is a factory fresh restart. The clock will be like it was originally when you first made the purchase from the store. The new clock movement will be made by the same people, with the same machines, and the clock movement is the same.
It is not a close replica or made somewhere else besides Germany. It is the same movement. Not a knock off or replica. So wouldn't it make sense to get the new clock movement instead of chasing the old?
The choice is clear and obvious. The new movement will cost a fraction of the price and the clock is up and running in no time.
Movements That Would Need a Repair or an Overhaul
If a new clock movement is not possible, then a repair is most likely the only option. However we will try to convert it to a new clock movement that is close and easy to adapt.
If it is not an easy one to adapt, or would take too much case work, then the best solution is to have us work on it. Another clock movement to consider having restored instead of replacing it is the tubular bell, which is a high end movement.
The price of a tubular bell new clock movement makes an overhaul more attractive. This is due to the high price on the new clock movements which is over $1600.
Usually the price is less for the new unit but instead these new clock movements are more costly than the overhaul by Clockworks anyway.
We can charge a much lower amount for the complete overhaul on these units. Ultimately the choice is yours. There is a good argument in both directions that makes sense on these expensive new clock movements.
Clockworks = The best repair service
We would love to do the clock movement overhaul here at Clockworks and we do the best job. There are two ways to fix clocks; the easy way and the hard way. We only repair clock movements the hard way with no short cuts.
Even with new clock movements, we inspect them and make sure all is well before shipping them out. It is even more important for us to do your repair than another company because we do not go to your house. There is no one being intrusive in your home and possibly damaging your clock case.
The clock movement itself is the only item that gets sent to us. No components need to be sent since we have everything else here such as weights, dials and pendulums. It is a great advantage to have Clockworks work on your clock movement for this fact alone.
A clock supply depot such as us does not need to wait for parts. We possess everything we could possibly need to complete a thorough, professional clock repair right here. If a new clock movement is not possible, then this repair is your best and only option.
The new movement
New clock movement benefits usually do indeed outweigh the repair option. The movement will already have lubrication with clock oil so there is no need to oil it.
The new clock movement comes with cables and pulleys, or chains, the leader, and suspension spring.
This is everything that comes out when you remove the two screws that are under the clock movement, besides the dial and weights.
Once you get the hands and the clock dial out of the way (instructions are sent via email) it's only a matter of removing the two screws from underneath.
The new clock movement can then be put in by someone with experience in 10 or 15 minutes. A person with no experience will take longer, but the point is that it isn't hard to do. This is definitely a new clock movement benefit.
There are some instances where a clock case was made in an annoying way that makes it more difficult, but for clock movements that were in a mass production this is not the situation. This relates more to a few individual clockmakers who's design of the case makes it more tricky to get the new clock movement in or out.
Summary of New Clock Movement Benefits
A new clock movement is typically less than half the cost of an overhaul.
It will also be on its way to the customer instantly instead of months later. A new clock movement will last the longest of any other choice.
K Series Kieninger Clock Movement
The K Series Kieninger Clock Movement are the most produced 3 weight movement series that Kieninger has created. They have a hand shaft length of 47mm from the front plate of the movement and all the way out to the end of the minute hand nut threads.
Why a new Kieninger movement
Replacing a movement is less costly than a overhaul. The K series clock movement last 25 years before needing an over haul, but since its still being made at a fair price it is so much better just to replace. The K series clock movement will be problem free right away instead of months, last longer than a overhaul and comes oiled.
KSU versus MSU are cross compatible
The robust KSU movement is a very popular movement made by Kieninger. It has the thickest plates in the industry and more. This unit can be expected to run up to 35 years before a total restoration or a replacement needs to happen.
The MSU is the same movement but lower grade, it is cross compatible with the KSU movement series as a drop in replacement. These units have thinner plates and have a life expectancy of 25 years.
These units are the same in looks and function, the difference is the materials used. If weighing a KSU movement unit versus an MSU movement, it will be found that the KSU movement is much heavier.
It basically comes down to how much you like the clock and how long you would like it to last before needing to do an in depth service of it.
What the K series clock comes with
This high quality German Kieninger movement comes oiled and includes its cables, suspension spring and hand nut. The movement will have removal and installation instructions and our support. Please note the 9 bell replacement unit does not come with the bells.
Kieninger decoding
An older Kieninger clock movement will have the date first, then the series "K" and the CM length on the back plate of the movement. Such as 83 K 116CM. However the first number on in the later years was no longer a date code and more of an internal code for the factory.
Movement removal and installation
Removal of the is easy and we provide instructions for the installation. This movement is in stock and can ship today. We are full time clock makers and retailers both, so if you need any assistance with install we can help.
I have a cable that holds weights. The drum that cable winds around on left side has piece of plastic that stop cable from getting tangled. The plastic piece is broke. Can a new piece be ordered. The model number is. A451-002
I did look, sorry no loose guards found
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hi there,
I am hoping you can help me.
I have a Seth Thomas grandfather clock and I wish to replace the pendulum bob. It is 10 3/4 inches in diameter with a lyre rod. The clock identification number are A451-002 82K with weights triple chime 12 hammers and cable driven.
Would you be able to sell me this item?
Regards
Joe
Yes this would be the correct replacement for that unit.
Please order the Kieninger K series with triple chime / cable driven from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
It will ask for the CM number also in the options. This information is on the back plate also
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Will this movement replace a (01 k 116 cm) as an Exact replacement thanks Tom
Yes it is an exact replacement and will fit as it ever did. Comes already oiled, and with instructions / support
This link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I was Wrong the movement is marked sligh 2061-853 sk
114 cm/60
We would treat that as an 1161-853 114cm as seen at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-1161-853-clock-movement-by-hermle
It is the correct replacement for that unit. The 2061 is just a glorified 1161 with etching on the plates and so forth
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Looks like the movement may have been changed to a Kieninger 2081 853 ks
Maybe it says 2061-853 instead ? What CM under that number?
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
the back plate says RIDGEWAY CLOCKS RIDGEWAY, VA 24148, next line “1161-853BS K” and the next line says “144 cm” and right underneath it says 60. Please tell me what is the correct movement so I can then order the weights and the pendulum for it. thank you!!
Please order either a wood stick pendulum, or a metal lyre pendulum for a Hermle 114cm movement,from the links below. The bob diameter is to be 4inches less than the interior width of the clock case, or less. This way it has some room to swing.
For a wood stick style pendulum, here is the link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/wood-stick-pendulum-for-hermle-clocks
Lyre pendulums are at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/hermle-lyre-pendulum
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
That clock takes 1 weight at 7.7LBS and two weights at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob diameter is 8 1/2 inches wide or more
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
Or it takes 2 weights at 7.7LBS and 1 weight at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob is less than 8 1/2 inches wide
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
The heaviest weight would go on your right as you face the clock.
The lightest weight will go on your left as you face the clock.
The middle is light or heavy depending on the bob diameter.
(The larger bob diameters require more weight in the center.)
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
looking for info on a Sligh grand father clock. Model 0891-1-ab mech 500-0017 reg 424-112-11. Looks like the movement may have been changed to a Kieninger 2081 853 ks
has 12 chimes. that is what I see on the back of the movement.
Thankyou Mark F.
Need the numbers off the brass back plate please
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I have a Sovereign 81 K 116CM. On the dial face, it has a selector tab for WHITT / STMICH / WESTM and selector tab for SILENT / STRIKE. It has rotating moon phase as well. The weights are suspended by thin cables connected to ‘winding drums’. Please confirm the movement which should be ordered. Thanks
Yes, it is the same unit.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
What is the price for jak 84 116cm
This movement will replace it also, its the less robust version of the same.
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-ms-series-kieninger-clock-movements
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Please order the Kieninger K series with triple chime, 116cm and cable driven from this link for the current price of 805
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I have a 01 K 93 cm. What would be the replacement? Thanks
Please order the K series Kieninger clock movement with these options selected
1. Triple chime
2. Cable driven
3. 93cm
From this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
i have a 82K 93cm 26, 9-8 Kieninger and need to replace it. Is this the correct one KIEN-K93 or KSU38. Thanks for your help
Please order the Kieninger K series with triple chime / cable driven / 93cm from this same page
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Can a chain wheel on an sks 12 345-500 be repaired or must it be replaced
It is what goes on those after its lived its life. Something has to go at some point and that just happens to be what goes on those. Do not have the part alone, not available but the new unit complete maybe available at this link.
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-sks-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I have a Kieninger 73 RK 93cm pendulum. The hour chime is not working right. For a long time it only chimed once on the hour. Now it chimes 14 times or more when it’s 2:00. What do you think is happening?
When you say chime, to you mean the hourly strike ?
Chime = song every quarter
Strike = bongs out the hours
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
The hour chome.
See this link
https://www.clockworks.com/posts/grandfather-clock-strike-quantity-correction
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Is there a way to turn down the volume of the chimes?
Not really but you can do somethings
The hammers are to be bent approximately 1/8 of an inch from there chimerods. This way they will not thud or double
hit. The volume will vary depending on if you have the clock on hardwood or a rug or against the wall or not.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
HI, I have two Keininger K series movements, on 98 cm and one a 116 cm Cable, triple chime.
What are the proper 3 weight filler pounds? I have a old chart that does not list the K separately. Is it Time 8.8 Strike 6.6 and Chime 8.8?
That clock takes 1 weight at 7.7LBS and two weights at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob diameter is 8 1/2 inches wide or more
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
Or it takes 2 weights at 7.7LBS and 1 weight at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob is less than 8 1/2 inches wide
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
The heaviest weight would go on your right as you face the clock.
The lightest weight will go on your left as you face the clock.
The middle is light or heavy depending on the bob diameter.
(The larger bob diameters require more weight in the center.)
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Thanks, the chart I had is incorrect.
Hello – I have a Kieninger KSU triple crime, cable driven movement in a Sligh grandfather I believe was made in 1997. It has the chime and strike adjustments in the corners of the face where the movements you sell look to have them on the side. I would like to buy a new movement and install it myself but don’t understand the different in adjustment locations. Thanks
They now come on the sides. However as it is the same movement, whatever was done to make it in the corners in theory can be done on the new, just as it was on the old.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Help, Please. My granddaughter’s clock (a triple chimer Kieninger 82 K 116CM and a sticker with 26,9-8 on it) is missing it’s weights. Lost in a cross country move.
What weights do I order for her? Hopefully that would be the only thing needed. BUT it hasn’t been running for ~12 years so I won’t be surprised if it doesn’t run and needs work (cleaning) or replacement. Please let me know what works would I order to replace this beauty. The case is in beautiful shape so hopefully it will fit in the budget and I can figure out how to replace it and getting to like its new home. But at 77 these simple tasks are becoming a real challenge.
Thanks for any guidance. Chet – I guess you’ll email me with that info so here’s my email address –> [email protected]
Hi,
That clock takes 1 weight at 7.7LBS and two weights at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob diameter is 8 1/2 inches wide or more
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
Or it takes 2 weights at 7.7LBS and 1 weight at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob is less than 8 1/2 inches wide
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
The heaviest weight would go on your right as you face the clock.
The lightest weight will go on your left as you face the clock.
The middle is light or heavy depending on the bob diameter.
(The larger bob diameters require more weight in the center.)
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hello, when I look at your pictures for the K Series Kieninger Clock Movements, I don’t see the Moon gear in the front. Is that supplied with the movement?
No, usually you can use the old moon gear from the old unit. Or get one from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/kieninger-clock-moon-gear
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
AWI / BHI / Lifetime NAWCC
Thank you. The moon gear in the old movement has 37 teeth, which I don’t see in your parts listings, so I don’t think any of them would work. It seems to be integrally attached to the hour ‘tube’ that slips over the minute rod (no set screw). The snail and the hour gear are also integrally attached to this tube. Can I just remove the snail and hour gear from the new movement and replace it with this old assembly? What is the size and tooth count on the hour gear of the new movement? If it’s not the same as the old one, then that won’t work properly either.
It must be a very old unit if the old moon gear does not fit up on the new one. The usual situation is just that the moon will no longer spin.
As for the snail moving over, I personally have never tried it, but do have a high level of doubt
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
I have a Kieninger 76 R 116 cm, 3 movement, purchase in 1978. Can this movement still be purchase or is their a replacement movement that will work.
Hi,
They are discontinued at this time. Not made and no expectations of making them soon. So what we do is have you ship us the movement and we restore it instead, we do it the best way possible with the best people.
If interested in this service, the way we start is having you review this link
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-repair-service.html
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hello,
I’m looking for a Keininger K series movement, cable driven, 116 cm pendulum, with Westminster chime only to replace the K 78 movement in my clock. Your website doesn’t list a Westminster only (8 hammer) movement. Is this movement available? Thanks for your help.
Hi,
The Kieninger K series no longer comes in a Westminster only version. Instead it is best to get the compatible slightly lower grade MS series in the Westminster only version found at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-ms-series-kieninger-clock-movements
You can think of the K series as a 35 year life movement expectancy and the MS as a 25 year life expectancy instead.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hi I have a 1998 sligh with kieninger movement triple chime model 0987-1-an the clock stops working on the hour strike do we need a new movement or chime
It is early for a replacement, usually they are good for at least a 30 year run. However to restore that one would exceed the cost of the new unit so it would just make sense to swap it out. What are the movement numbers off of the brass back plate of the movement itself? The numbers from the wood case or paper work are often wrong as to what movement is really in there.
Please advise
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
My father was so happy with this as a gift, thanks clockworks.
No problem Jade 🙂
I have a Harold Miller Jonathan grandfather clock WITHOUT a pendulum. Inside cabinet dimension 17: Movement is Keinninger model SKS12 I want to order a brass Lyre model pndulum.. Can you help
James Reske
Hi
Please order a lyre style pendulum for a Kieninger 116cm clock movement from the link below.
The bob diameter would need to be selected, This is the round disk at the bottom of the pendulum.
https://www.clockworks.com/product/kieninger-lyre-clock-pendulum
The bob diameter needs 2 inches on each side to swing back and forth, so the inside case width would need to be wider than this. So if the case is 12 inches wide on the inside, the maximum bob diameter would be 6 1/2 inches wide for example.
Or please order the wood stick pendulum in the same way from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/wood-stick-pendulum-for-hermle-clocks
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
How do I attach a cable to the clock
On the newer style K series there are steel clips hanging from the bottom of the clock movement. It has a slot the end of the cable goes into, and it slides down so the cable end can rest in the hole.
James Stoudenmire
30yr Clockmaker
Author of Clockworks.com
Hello
I have a new clock to me. It has an 03 K 116m movement. Would u know if it has the night chime silence function?
Henry
What do I need to replace my Sligh 05 k 116 cm, with three weights
Please order the Kieninger K series from this link with 116cm selected
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James
I have a new (never used) original Kieninger Westminster movement kit (3 chains) with a plate side of 16 x 23 cm (74 model?). However, the pendulum leader is missing. Can you supply it?
This one
https://www.clockworks.com/product/kieninger-clock-pendulum-leader
James
I recently inherited a seth thomas grandfather clock model 4523 with an A451-006 movement. The center cable is broken and I do not know the length / type of replacement cable to purchase. Can you give me any idea how to proceed with the repair.
That Seth Thomas clock movement number converts to Kieninger clock movement K series number as seen at this link
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-movement/seth-thomas-clock-movement.html
Is really a Kieninger
https://www.clockworks.com/product-category/clock-movements/mechanical-movements/kieninger-clock-movement
K series
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
That takes a Kieninger cable of around 100 inches from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/genuine-replacement-cable-for-grandfather-clocks
James
Quality movement!
What is the replacement for a 3206x
Please order the Kieninger K series with the triple chime / cable driven / 116cm options selected from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
It will be the same unit as that one but brand new
James
Looking to replace a 82K with 116 cm, triple chime, 12 rod movement.
Would you suggest the MSU13 or the KKU26 or perhaps another? The key difference in the aforementioned two movements appears to be the 2.5 vs. the 2.0mm.
Hi, please order the Kieninger K series with triple chime, cable driven, 116cm selections from this link
https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement|
James
is there a Keininger with a second function
will the ks verge work with the k series triple chime movement. do all series k movements use the same verge.
Yes, the SKS verge will work with the K series Kieninger unit. they do not all use the same crutch/verge. some of the older versions had a different style than what is used on todays movements. incompatible with each other.–Bob
Thank you !
do all k series triple chime movements use the same self adjusting verge
the newer models are all auto beat. many of the older models are not auto beat but have the adjustment built right onto the crutch.–Bob
Thank you !
I have an old K09/100cm Kieninger movement that needs replacing What is the replacement movement for this clock?
Please see this link for the replacement unit: https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement Please email us any questions. Clockworks@clockworks.com
Thank you !
See this link for the replacement: https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement If you have any questions please email us at Clockworks@clockworks.com
Thank you !
I found a Howard Miller Chateau model 610-520 mech 451-30 but it does not have the chains or the weights. What size chains go with this clock and what size weights and the # are proper for this unit
Hi That clock takes three chains at 46.5 LPF at this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/grandfather-grandmother-clock-chain
James
Thank you !
Hi
Clock needs 1 weight at 4.7LBS and two weights at 6.6LBS from this link if the pendulum bob is 8.5 inch or more.
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
Clock needs 1 weight at 6.6LBS and two weights at 4.7LBS from this link if the pendulum bob less than 8.5 inch wide
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
The heaviest weight would go on your right as you face the clock.
The lightest weight will go on your left as you face the clock.
The middle is light or heavy depending on the bob diameter.
(The larger bob diameters require more weight in the center.)
Thank you !
Do you have a 82 R65 CM
Out of stock, but we can restore that one for about $800
We do the best job and only need the movement alone
Jame
Thank you !
I am looking for a replacement movement for a grandfather clock. It was purchased in 1978 and is now pretty much worn out. On the back plate we find the Kieninger logo. Below the logo it says “Original Kieninger. Made in Germany. No (0) jewels unadjusted. 75 “. That’s all. The brass plate measures 9 inches in width and 6.25 inches in height. It is a triple chain movement. Can you offer any help?
That is the H series from this link in triple chime https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-h-series-kieninger-clock-movement
James
Many Thanks !
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Hi
Please order the Kieninger H series with triple chime selected from this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-h-series-kieninger-clock-movement We have 3 left, then they are not available new any longer.
James
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i need the weights for this unit? where could i find them?
That clock takes 1 weight at 7.7LBS and two weights at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob diameter is 8 1/2 inches wide or more
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
Or it takes 2 weights at 7.7LBS and 1 weight at 9.9LBS from this link if the pendulum bob is less than 8 1/2 inches wide
https://www.clockworks.com/clock-parts/clock-weights.html
The heaviest weight would go on your right as you face the clock.
The lightest weight will go on your left as you face the clock.
The middle is light or heavy depending on the bob diameter.
(The larger bob diameters require more weight in the center.)
I have a grandfather clock I built with my father in the early 70’s. The movement has stopped working. I wish to replace it. The movement is a Kieninger 75R 116cm What is the appropriate equivalent?
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Is that the triple chime version or the westminster only?
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It is a triple chime movement
Ok good that is the RU series found at this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-ru-series-kieninger-clock-movement We know it is 116cm We going to need to know how long the hand shaft is.
The hand shaft comes in two lengths, that is the shaft that the hands go onto. These lengths are 36mm or 48mm and is measured from the front plate of the movement and all the way out to the end of the hand nut threads.
There was never a time where any other length was made, so if it is close to say 36mm, just order the 36mm and it will be right.
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Hi do you sale kieninger movement flagship model ?
HI
Flagship is more like a Hermle term.
I suppose flagship Kieininger would be the H series or the 9 tube.
Is this what your referring too?
I am looking for a KRSU/003 movement for a triple chime Howard Miller Grandfather clock purchased in 1984
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That would be the K series in triple chime and your CM length that is stamped on the back plate
We offer it at this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement
The term flagship usually implies the Hermle 1171 series. May I ask what you are trying to do? Replace a movement?
HI
Yes you could say that. The 03 series is top of the Kieninger line.
HI
Yes you could say that. The 03 series is top of the Urgos line.
Hi i am trying to replace an 82k 93cm triple chime movement. Do you have this part or a comparable replacement?
Yes please order the K series with 93cm – cable – triple options selected from this link https://www.clockworks.com/product/new-k-series-kieninger-clock-movement