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This short tutorial will give you some help changing the suspension spring on our popular "Americana" Anniversary clock . If your suspension spring is broken, replacing it is a relatively simple fix. The first step is to make sure you have the parts and tools you need. You'll need the clock, a pair of pliers, and the replacement suspension spring. The suspension spring actually looks like a little brass ribbon. notice that there are two ends with a pin, or a plastic perpendicular piece sticking out that is closer to one end than to the other. There are two square ends with pins sticking out of the sides. Carefully take the glass dome off and set it aside. Take a look at the back of the clock. Using just your fingers, pull the black plastic hand-setting knob straight off. This is only friction fit, and should not be too difficult to pull off. Please make sure you pull it straight back, and not to one side or the other. Also, pull the battery door off and remove the...