Samick pedal problem

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

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    Tom, first of all, this is a grand, right?  You mention grand and =
vertical both, is why I ask. If I remember correctly, the Samicks have =
like a metal plate that screws onto the pedal. Perhaps the screws have =
loosened. There's really nothing to be afraid of with taking the pedal =
assembly off. Just remove the lyre, turn it upside down, take off the =
bottom of the pedal box, and see what's going on in there. Should take =
you 20-30 minutes. I'd wish you good luck, but it's not needed in this =
case.=20

    Kevin E. Ramsey



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  From: Tvak@aol.com=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Friday, December 27, 2002 8:03 AM
  Subject: Samick pedal problem


  I have a new client who owns a small Samick grand which has wobbly =
pedals. =20
  Two of the three pedals move from side-to-side.  Now, I've never had =
to take=20
  a lyre apart and do such a repair, so I'm not sure what I'll find =
inside=20
  there.  I'm confident that I can fix the problem, but I'd rather do it =
one=20
  visit if I can.


  The Schaff catalog offers three pedal brackets:
   #2587 metal with nylon bearins, two separate pieces for each pedal
  #2582 cast iron, one piece for each pedal
  #2588 nylon, description says "suitable for use on most vertical =
pianos"

  In fact, all these look like they are "suitable for use in vertical =
pianos,=20
  so maybe I'm barking up the wrong tree.

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