Allan, Yes, swivel the Lyre Button (don't ask me why it's a button, but that's what S&S call it) and the lyre will come forward, sometimes you may need the assistance of a rubber mallet. Make sure the lyre stickes don't fall on the hard floor when you do this. And yes, replace both strings of the F2 unison, or it will not match. Of course, now F2 won't match the rest of the bass, but................ William R. Monroe SNIP > > I will need to remove the pedals of a Steinway M # 234654. Disengage the > swivel lock, then… the assembly should come forward? Maybe needs a gentle > tap with the hammer from behind? > > > > Also, on that same piano, a broken string had been replaced with a > universal replacement far from correct dimensions (F2). I think of having > one made to exact specifications. Would some of you recommend a specific > provider or would just anywhere they make strings suffice? (The original > strings are very dirty) > > > > Thank you > > > > Allan Sutton > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech_ptg.org/attachments/20090224/8632410f/attachment.html>
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