Fallboard removal

[Keith McGavern]

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At 11:02 PM -0500 8/1/03, Wesley Hardman wrote:
>Can anyone help with this one????
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>From: <mailto:sparker1@tds.net>Sheila Parker
>To: <mailto:hardman@hiwaay.net>Wesley Hardman
>Sent: Friday, August 01, 2003 3:34 PM
>Subject: Hello
>
>... George Steck Baby Grand Piano? ... There were no screws to 
>loosen, there were no slots to align so it would come out. I could 
>see the pins that the fall board pivoted on and tried every thing I 
>could to find the secret to get the fall board off to no avail. 
>Another strange feature was that the blocks at each end of the 
>keyboard were fasten in with screws going in from the top instead of 
>the bottom. The only way to get to these screws was to take the fall 
>board off first.... Any help you can give me will certainly be 
>appreciated.


Hello,

Here what comes to me:

At each end of the fallboard when tilted out at a 45 degree angle 
reveals a metal bar at each end with two screws that need to be 
removed.

Then the fallboard slides out from the metal bars allowing access to 
the screws in the key blocks.

Keith McGavern
Registered Piano Technician
Oklahoma Chapter 731
Piano Technicians Guild
USA


> 
>Bill

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