Hi We are not talking about a bouncing ball here.Just enough lift to cause a noise much like lifting the hammer flange rail to test for key bed screw adjustment. Regards Murray -----Original Message----- From: PDtek@AOL.COM <PDtek@AOL.COM> To: pianotech@ptg.org <pianotech@ptg.org> Date: November 27, 1999 3:00 PM Subject: Re: Kimbal/Piano disk >In a message dated 11/27/99 8:55:28 AM Central Standard Time, >seminukm@cadvision.com writes: > ><< Check to see if the rear dags are still there.If they were removed and not > replaced this can cause the rear of the key frame to bounce . Listen closely > to find if the noise is caused in the up or down motion of the solenoid. > >> > >I have never seen a keyframe bounce because the dags were gone. Besides, most >dags are more of a backstop and will keep the frame in place while moving, >but I haven't seen many dags that will hold a frame down TIGHT to the bed >with NO vertical play. Now, I have seen frames bounce where the back rail of >the frame was not shimmed to compensate for the 3/4" cut off the back of the >frame. > >Dave Bunch >
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