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First, make sure your clock is wound up. The reason a clock pendulum often stops swinging, after being moved, is because the clock case now leans at a slightly different angle then it did at its former location. Don’t worry about making your clock absolutely level with the floor and don’t use a level.Click to see full answer. Simply so, why does my battery clock keep stopping?When battery operated clocks stop working, it’s usually caused by one or more of the batteries. Either a battery has lost its charge, or battery acid has leaked, causing corrosion. Often, the internal mechanisms, such as the cogs, springs and other movements of the clock, are not faulty and are unaffected.Similarly, how do you fix a clock that loses time? Quartz Check the batteries in the back of the clock for power. Replace the batteries if they are bad or corroded. Set the time using the minute hand if it is running too fast or slow. Setting the clock by the hour hand may make it run erratically. Tip. Key-wound clocks require routine professional maintenance. Besides, why does a clock pendulum keep swinging? As it swings from side to side, it rocks a lever called an escapement that locks and then unlocks the part of the mechanism driven by the falling weight. Since (in theory, at least) a pendulum of a certain length always takes the same amount of time to swing back and forth, the pendulum is what keeps the clock to time.Why won’t my clock hands move?The center hex nut could be too tight – if your clock is running slowly you can loosen this about a quarter turn. If the second hand is not moving, give it a flick it in the right direction. If it doesn’t start moving again on its own, put the battery in backwards for a few seconds and then return it to normal.

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