When you post is downloaded nothing shows except that you have an attachment. Please put your message in the post not a attachment so we can read it. Most of our systems can't read yours. James Grebe R.P.T. from St. Louis pianoman@inlink.com "A diamond is coal that stayed there", give me the patience to stay. ---------- > From: Garret E. Traylor <traylorg@kic.or.jp> > To: PianoTech <pianotech@ptg.org> > Subject: Kawai verticle damper problem? I'm stumped. > Date: Wednesday, January 07, 1998 6:56 AM > List; 30 year old Kawai console. Note* All dampers work just fine (inside the piano) when each note is played individually With the action in the piano and the sustain pedal depressed, the bass and the treble dampers are found to function properly. However, a two octave section of dampers around the tenor break will not move enough to clear the strings. When the action is pulled out of the piano and placed on a flat solid surface (the floor), and the damper lever is engaged, all the dampers move and work just fine.. Your thoughts please...... Sincerely Garret Traylor -- -------------------------------------- Garret Traylor Equal Temperament Services PSC 482 Box 14 FPO, AP 96362-0014 (Okinawa Japan, Kadena Air Force Base) Associate Member at Large Piano Technicians Guild Washington D.C. Alpha Chapter E-mail: traylorg@EqualTemperament.com Web: http://www.EqualTemperament.com E-mail: traylorg@kic.or.jp Web: http://www.kic.or.jp/~traylorg --------------------------------------
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