The music box that I just bought today, the winding kind, I reversed the winding stuff and it came o

In your case, it's safe to say clockwork.

It's broken! When you're on it, it's too hard, and basically you can't use it, you can only watch it! There is a professional music box in Beijing.

Repair shop, you can ask the maintenance master over there to see if they can repair it for you, and you can find it by searching for "Miki Music Box" from above!

Sorry to hear that something is wrong with your music box. According to your description, you seem to have unscrewed the top strings of the music box. This usually won't cause permanent damage to the music box, but you'll need to install it properly according to the manufacturer's instructions.

If your music box is new and still under warranty, it is recommended that you contact the manufacturer or seller for assistance. If it's out of warranty, you can try fixing it yourself.

In general, the top chord part of the music box should be rotated in the correct direction. If you rotate in the opposite direction, it can cause some problems, such as the top chord section coming loose or falling off. However, as long as it is installed correctly, the music box should still work fine.

1.Find the correct position for the top chord part of the music box. This will usually have a marker or a specific shape that ensures that the top chord section is mounted in the correct position.

3.Gently screw the top chord into the music box. Make sure it fits securely, but don't use too much force.

4.Test the music box. Rotate the top part and observe if the music box is working properly. If the music box is still not working properly, it may need to be further repaired or replaced.

Me too, just twist it backwards for a while, and then it's not good to twist it, and it's still ringing when it's twisted backwards.

The easiest way to repair it is to replace a movement.

If you search for Miki** gifts, they can repair the general music box there.

Normal, you have to twist it hard, and it's good to pass it, but the important thing is that the head of the string must be twisted and fastened by the chord.

Clamp the tuner's clip to the wood underneath the string, play a string, and the pointer will move back and forth, and when the pointer is in the middle, it means that it is aligned.

Press it inside when you twist it, but if you twist it too much, your hand will be calloused. The old running string can be sprayed with some water, and it will be better.

The tuner can be used, but there will be some small deviations, and you still have to rely on your own feeling to tune it slightly after screwing it.

It's normal, it's easy to press and twist the headstock when you screw it. If that doesn't work, rub some chalk dust or water on the spot where the shaft and headstock touch.

As for tuners, different tuners are different, and mine doesn't have what you said.

If the string is always loose, it means that you need to add rosin, the tone does not need to be tuned every day, and it is not allowed to be tuned again, I hope it can help you!

It's best not to tune it yourself for the first time, because you haven't mastered it yet. I learned it after studying for 2 years, and this one will break if you don't care. You have to twist it in hard. It's best for newbies to buy a tuner. Like I've been studying for 5 years, I can already listen.

Try to twist it slowly, don't push it too hard, it will be easy to break the string, and when you wind it, push it slowly and twist it in, and sometimes the string will run out.

Normal, don't panic.

This phenomenon is generally caused by the fact that the mainspring of the music box is not completely relaxed when it is released.

== It's just that the clockwork suddenly moved = =

Maybe it's caused by the Earth's gravity or magnetic field、、、

It should be that the connection between the mainspring and the rotating rod is loose or falling off, and it should be good to disassemble and fix it.

This kind of phenomenon is like the movement hair makes the wheel rod break, and you have to buy a new movement to replace it! There is a professional shop in Beijing that repairs music boxes, called Miki Music Boxes, and you can take it to ask

I remember there would be a sound, I remember I had screwed it that way before.

The clockwork of the square scarf music box on the face will be sounded, and the pronunciation has a sound, why is there no sound?