Hi Paul, Check the sustenuto tab with respect to the sustenuto bar to make sure you have clearance. Operate the sustenuto pedal a few times to see if the damper head blinks. Make sure you clean all rep spring grub slots, and polish spring tips for a big improvement in touch. This vintage used tallow for lubrication and has long since gone hard, Have fun. Roger At 02:44 PM 6/25/2010, you wrote: >Hi Cauter's. > >I always have a new one for you. > >I'm regulating (bench style, right now) a '32 Steinway L that I rebuilt 3 >years ago with new hammers/shanks/flanges, but old wips. All went fine >until I took off the stack to raise the sharp height a bit throughout, I >figured that quicker and easier. Everything worked before I took off the >stack. > > >Anyway, now the A-3 is hanging up on return. It worked before. I checked >the action centers, repinned the wip flange as it was pretty tight, but >nothing happened. Put everything back. All works, except this one. I >checked the hammer "swing test"; all good with 7 swings. all other >action centers good. The key is free and easy, polished the capstan, lubed >the wip cushion, brushed and tefloned the knuckle...you know, all the >right stuff. It's still hanging up on return. What's up with that? Just >the one key. No neighboring keys are interfering. I checked out replacing >the wip with a new one, and still the same thing! I switched a neighbor >hammer, but still the same thing. I can't see anything hanging up. I need >to have this action ready and back in action Monday morning. > >What's going on? > >Thanks for the input as always. >Paul > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/caut.php/attachments/20100626/5603216e/attachment.htm>
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