Backcheck was rubbing against a case part? You bent the backcheck so it didn't catch anymore, but it would have been better to alter the appendage that was catching the backcheck. -Mike Jorgensen Wallace Scherer wrote: > A week after I had tuned a Kimball console, the customer told me one of > the keys was sticking. When I arrived, she played the key a few times, > and then it stuck down, about half way. The key itself felt free, but the > hammer would not strike the string. > > When I opened up the piano, the key was not sticking, nor could I get it > to stick again. But upon careful observation of the action, I figured out > why it was probably sticking. > > I made an adjustment using only my fingers, then closed up the piano, > mostly satisfied the problem would not reoccur. > > However as I drove away, I thought of something else I could have done > INSTEAD that probably would have been better, again using only my fingers. > would have been better? > > Wally Scherer > Lake Worth, Florida > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > Send e-mail (TEXT ONLY!) to: <WallyTS@iname.com> or <p003520b@pb.seflin.org> > If you are sending html documents, attachments, etc., please use: > <WTScherer@hotmail.com> This is checked about once a week. > My personal web page: <http://www.geocities.com/vienna/2411> > My business web page: <http://www.angelfire.com/biz6/afinetune>
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