Hour Strike Problem

by Ron
(Greentown, PA, USA)

CLOCK: Emperor Series 120

MOVEMENT: Model 100M, Jauch 77, 475, S/N 331505
PROBLEM: Improper Hour Strike

Clock has not been run for several years.
Removed weights, pendulum, chains, suspension spring, suspension arm, assembly adjusting arm.
Removed movement from case.
Removed moon dial and clock face.
Soaked movement overnight in ammonia and liquid soap solution.
Rinsed movement with hot water.
Dried movement with hair dryer.
Mounted movement on level bench stand.
Lightly oiled bushings with clock oil.
Reinstalled all items in B.)
Adjusted split foot on anchor arm
Started clock---time and chimes OK, but hour strike only strikes once regardless of the hour tube position.
As per the manual, stopped the clock and removed weights after chiming 16 times and the locking disc is at the 1 o’clock position.
Removed the circlip and washer from “B” gear shaft
Repositioned the hour snail several times to verify that hour strike can strike more than once---OK
Problem is that the pin at “D” does not follow the profile of snail cam and that pin “E” of the hour hook always runs off the end of the hour rack assembly and that the gather pallet assembly keeps revolving until pin “E” runs off the end of the rack.
What needs to be done to correct this problem?