Assembly Instruction
FAQ
LC901C/LC901 - ROKR - Cuckoo Clock
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Setting the Hourly Chime: Please recalibrate the time by removing the minute hand and slowly turning the dial counterclockwise until a “click” is heard, then stop. Reinstall the minute hand to align with XII, adjust the time to the current moment, and then reload the batteries.
I have tried the instructions above, but it still chimes 3 times every hour. I just don’t get it. Please anyone know how to fix this problem?
Hi Murray,
Thank you for posting your question here!
This clock is designed to ring only three times every hour, regardless of the time. It will always ring three times.
Please let us know if you have any other question.
Best,
Robotime
Wel, I have the same problem, have recalibrated it several times but I only get 3 cuckoos on the hour. I was not advised anywhere that this is the case.
Also disappointed that it doesn’t play music
Barb Mustert bmustert@gmail.com
Thanks for share
Hi,
For some reason the cuckoo will not appear or chime. When checking everything you can hear some ticking sounds in the motor part but the rest is not working. Already exchanged at store I bought for new set but no result. Later I got a new motor as I assumed this was the problem but again still no chime, no cuckoo and only small ticking sounds..I really believe I’m the one to blame after new parts twice but I’m convinced it’s something in overlooking ? Should I exchange the p24 part as well ?
I am happy that this set has a color version. I would choose the color version because I know it would look bad if I tried to paint it.
I would consider painting in some cases but not this one. Especially if the set comes with paint.
I remember someone else had issues and there was a part to be sure you put it together correctly. I will look and see if I can find that post.
OK this is what I remember, hoping your instruction book is same. bottom of page 3 and top of 4. Parts K3, bag 1 - P3 and P5. must be assembled properly and snapped together. That assembly must then be placed correctly. If it is not I dont think he will cuckoo. Hoping this helps. Otherwise maybe @Robotime can direct you.
Good luck!!!
Hello, based on the issue you described, there is a high chance that the batteries may be depleted. Could you please try removing the batteries and testing the product by powering it via USB instead? This will help us determine whether the problem is related to the power supply.
We’re sorry for the trouble with your product. Could you please send us a short video showing the issue? Our team will check it and, if needed, send you free replacement parts.
If it’s an assembly problem, we’ll guide you through the steps.
Hello, we have already sent you an email. Please kindly reply to that email with a photo or video of the issue. This will help us identify the problem more accurately. Thank you!
