Wow! Thanks so much for all the helpful suggestions! You saved me a lot of frustration, and you saved my client a lot of money, as well. Regards, Clyde Clyde Hollinger wrote: > Friends, > > I ran into a problem this week that I haven't encountered before. The > piano is a 1988 Wurlitzer grand model G-552. In the process of tuning I > noticed that for three keys two dampers would lift at the same time. I > pulled the action out, and the lead (?) weights closest to the keyboard > were loose in those three damper levers and had fallen against their > next-door neighbors, which caused the problem. > > What is the most efficient fix? There has been some discussion of > pliers recently, and at first I thought maybe it was about this exact > problem, but I think there's not enough room to get a pliers in there. > > What I will do unless someone has a better idea: Remove the sostenuto > rod, then for each problem key loosen the damper wire and pull it out, > remove the damper lever assembly and glue in the weight, then > replace/regulate as needed. I'm not eager to do this, since getting the > flange screw back in has been a source of frustration for me in the > past, but I can do it if that's the best way. > > Help? Comments? > > Regards, > Clyde Hollinger
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