drop screw question

[David Love]

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Asuming it is not related to some other regulation problem (like weak repetition springs), you could always add material to the top fo the balancier under the drop screw, a thin piece of leather, perhaps.  I suspect that the hammers are very worn, have had several filings and that you have had to raise the let-off buttons to accomodate which has forced a similar raise in the drop screw.  Maybe it's time to replace the hammers???

David Love
davidlovepianos@earthlink.net


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From: Mark Davidson 
To: Pianotech
Sent: 5/13/2004 3:38:10 AM 
Subject: drop screw question


Trying to regulate a piano where, in some cases, 
the drop screws are all the way up and there's 
still too much drop.  Only on a handful of notes,
though most are very close to the top end of
their adjustable range.

Suggestions?

-Mark
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