PIANO2NR@AOL.COM wrote: > I was called to fix a piano the lady had said was repaired by another tech > three times and still wasn't working. S&C spinet with center pins falling out > of the hammer flanges. Instead of repinning, this guy had attached > straightened paper clips to the hammer rail to act as guide rails between the > hammer shanks. The bad thing is this guy is an associate member of our > chapter. I have seen and heard of lots other shoddy work by this guy. The > stickers he leaves in pianos say he is a guild member, that's it. No mention > of being an associate I also mentioned it to our chapter president. What is > involved in getting an incompetent tech removed from our midst? > > Randy Mangus,RPT Ok.. an interesting predicament. What does the PTG do in such cases. I have always wondered about the ethics side of organizations. How do you follow up on the associate ? Our organization here in Norway suffers from this problem, more then they want to admit I am afraid. I recognize the difficulty in dealing with this, but such organizations must have some way of identifying, dissassociating elements that clearly breech some basic ethical standard. Richard Brekne
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