I find trouble with Yamaha keybeds moving up and down with the weather changes, let alone a hurricane. I wait until summer when they are wetest and take the wedge out from between the horn on the plate and the bottom of the keybed. I then resinsert it snug but not tight. Ron > > Recently got a call from a client who had water dripping on her Yamaha Console(keys only) from > a roof leak - Hurricane Charley. > > What I noticed was the area(middle octaves) that she said the water was dripping on, the hammer > shanks were well off the rest rail, while the rest of the shanks rested properly. I gave her an > estimate of repair and an appointment in 2 weeks to repair the piano. I wanted it to sit and > continue to dry out. > > What did I miss with the shanks that far from the rest rail? Yes, the jacks were underneath the > butts in both the affected area and the non-affected areas. > > Thanks, > Phil Bondi(Fl) > ---------------------- Ron Berry Piano Service Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-255-8213 ron@berrypiano.com http://www.berrypiano.com
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