Belarus

[Roy Ulrich]

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No warranty on labor? That explains it - I was unaware of such a thing. =
And, that ends the story as I'm divorcing myself from any more to do =
with this instrument. I stood around at the customers request yesterday =
for 45 minutes waiting for the other guy but he didn't show. That's it =
for this one as I have no interest in doping the thing with pin tite or =
CA or chipmunk urine. Thanks all.
Roy Ulrich
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  Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2002 2:26 PM
  Subject: Re: Belarus


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      Sent: Thursday, June 06, 2002 9:22 AM
      Subject: Re: Belarus



      At any rate, the question was:  Does anyone on this list see =
doping a new instrument as an appropriate repair for a NEW piano that =
will not hold a tune?  Thanks

      Roy Ulrich
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      Normally NO.  I'm not being absolute here because there is often =
room for exceptions, and this is one of them.  A quick peek at Larry =
Fine's book revealed that the warranty terms cover materials only with =
nothing towards the labor.  Given that these are such low-level pianos, =
it makes financial sense that the labor be kept to a minimum.=20
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      Now the question is, what will the pinblock be doped with?  =
Pin-Tite or a related product?  Or CA glue for a more =
technically-correct approach?  Will you be in a position to discuss this =
with the far-away technician being sent by the dealer?
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      Z! Reinhardt  RPT
      Ann Arbor  MI
      diskladame@provide.net

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