- Pull the chains to bring the weights to the bottom of the cottage.
Remove weights and pendulum from the clock. If your clock has a
decorative headpiece, remove it and store it with your weights. DO NOT
send these items with the clock. Keep them as they are not needed for repair
purposes.
- Put the loose end of the chains in a zip lock bag or an ordinary envelope
and tape them to the back of the clock.
- Put the clock and pendulum into a bubble pack wrap or heavy paper wrap and
place them in a box.
- Make sure the box has at least 6 inches of clearance on all sides to allow
for additional packing material.
- HINT: When you have finished packing your clock, you should feel
that it could fall off a table and not get damaged.
- If there are numbers on your weights that denote their weight .. eg.320 or
275, record them on your Owner Identification Form.
- If there are no numbers, measure the length with a ruler and enter that
information on the form.
- Go to the Owner Identification Form, print it
out and fill it in.
- You may print the Shipping Label and tape
to the box.
- Provide a description of the problem with your clock on the owners
Identification Form.
- If you're not sure how much to insure your clock for, call us.
If you do not feel you can pack your clock properly, Mail Boxes Etc. provides
a low cost, guaranteed packaging service.
Our turnaround time is 6 - 8 weeks from receipt of your clock.
All clocks
will be insured and returned by UPS only.
PLEASE do not include the weights with your
clock. They only add to the shipping and are not needed for repair.
If they shift in the package they can damage the clock. At the worst
they make their way through the container and get lost. Weights that
come with your clock will only add extra cost for handling and shipping that
is not other wise figured in the estimate of the repairs. We have weights so
it's best that you keep yours safe. Thank you. --- Dan
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