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From: Joseph Garrett=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Sunday, May 18, 2003 5:54 PM
Subject: Gawd am I having fun yet?
Just had ta give you all a chuckle/frown for the day.
Yesterday, (Saturday), I had the dubious honor of working on "Mom's =
Piano".
A 1953 Cable-Nelson Spinet. . . . . .=20
That aint the end of all this!! One other problem I surmised was that =
the
key cover didn't function very well. So, I decide to fix that too! Big
mistake! They installed the "guide/pivot bar", that is attached to the =
Key
Cover, sandwiched between the key frame and the key bed!!!! Solution =
Take
the key frame out. They had enough screws in that key frame to almost =
build
another piano! . . . . . .=20
Best Regards,
Joe Garrett, RPT, (Oregon)
Are you sure you had to take the keyframe out to remove the =
fallboard "pivot bar"?
On some pianos the mechanism is really two bars pinned together. The =
one under the keyframe stays there and the one attached to the fallboard =
can be un-pinned from the lower one by spreading the two "vertical", or =
short, ends of the bar (just enough for the pins to come out of their =
holes). Re-installation is the reverse.
But maybe you had an oddball. =20
-David Nereson, RPT
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