Question:

Could you provide guidance on the proper procedure for adjusting the time settings on a FLOW Analog Clock?

Answer:

Firstly, find the time adjustment knob, usually located on the back of the clock. This knob is often called the ‘crown’ of the analog clock.

Step 2: Free the Knob

Gently pull the knob outwards. In some models, you may need to unscrew it slightly. This will disengage the clock hands from the movement mechanism, allowing you to set the time.

Step 3: Turn the Knob

Rotate the knob gently in either direction. Clockwise turns will move the hands forward, while counterclockwise turns will move them backward. Turn the knob until the hands point to the correct time.

Step 4: Resynchronize Seconds (If Applicable)

If your FLOW Analog Clock has a second hand and you wish to synchronize it with an official time source, wait until the second hand reaches the 12 o’clock position, then push the knob back in to start the movement precisely on the desired time signal.

Step 5: Secure the Knob

Once the correct time is set, push the knob back towards the clock to re-engage the gears. If your clock’s knob had a screw mechanism, ensure to tighten it to prevent accidental time changes.

Step 6: Check the Time

After setting the time, hang the clock back on the wall or place it on a stable surface. Observe the clock for a few minutes to ensure the time is moving correctly.

Step 7: Regular Time Checks

It’s good practice to check your clock against a reliable time source regularly to ensure it remains accurate.

Remember, handling your FLOW Analog Clock with care during this process is crucial to avoid damaging the delicate components. If you encounter any resistance while adjusting the time, it’s advisable to consult the user manual or contact customer support for assistance.

By following these steps, you can easily set the time on your FLOW Analog Clock and ensure it accurately displays the time.