--- Eliot Lee <elee@amug.org> wrote: > > > If a little dose of hair dryer and a dampp chaser > rod aren't enough, I > > bite the bullet, take the action home, and repin > all the hammer centers. > > Plus I zap or repin any slow jack and wippen > centers I find. It takes > > awhile, but I've seen too many truly seized > actions from someone spraying > > in some magic potion. If you just do the whole > thing, it is fixed, and > > the sluggishness won't come back to plague you. > > > > Susan > > > Hey Bud & Susan, > > I would like to get a zapper too, because this > will be a repair for a > store which doesn't want to admit they sold a sick > piano, yesterday I was > scolded by the store owner for not being diplomatic > with the customer. > > I am sorry if it doesn't work, I will tell them > frankly not try to hide > behind some salesman rhetoric. > > I know if I repin the flanges it will take > plenty of hours and I > wouldn't be compensated properly enough to begin > with, nor do I have much > time this month.... If it is something that I can > fix during a tuning then > I will be a hero and called back in good favor. > > If I can't get a zapper could you please > describe it exactly so that I > can make one? > > Thanks, > > Eliot Could you please tell me what a zapper is? Is is a chemical or a tool? Thanks, Harriet > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Thousands of Stores. Millions of Products. http://shopping.yahoo.com/
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