Movements, Lanshire

The XL7 metal shell clock movements are discontinued, we still have available some XL7 motors capsule shown at the bottom of the page. If you think the gears that make up the movement are fine then you might try replacing the motor capsule,

We have no further model number or clock information, which we do not show on this page. We do not do appraisals and do not know the value or history of your clock.

The hand holes sizes on the EHP and XL7 movements are the same.

Unless you repair the old movement you with have to somehow convert another movement to work in your clock. At this time all we can suggest is trying the Lanshire CLK-800 or the Lanshire CLK-E1B. Besides these movements we have the Electric Quartz Clock Movement QM-460. More options, since the retail clock repair service for Electric clock is impossible to find you might try the industrial clock repair industry, which still does electric clock repair at industrial size prices.

Lanshire EHP Style movement made to replace the discontinued XL7 movements, which have a bottom time setter controls. Threaded Shaft Length 3/8" (10mm) for 1/4" dials, case size is 1 3/4 inch wide by 3" tall by 1 3/16" depth. Bottom set movement can be seen on the walls of stores and offices rather than in the home. Use the shaft and the dial nut on the shaft to mount movement to dial or use the four mounting holes on the back of the movement, which are 47 mm apart. This movements is no longer supplied with cord and plug.

CLK-E1B
$46.50
 

This is the motor only.

On the over side is two small gears(wheels)

While supply last.