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Subject: perpetually sticking keys
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I got in too deep this time. I sold a little spinet piano last month. =
I had replaced the damper felts, key bushings, and keytops. I included =
a free tuning and although there was no written guarantee, I promised =
her that the piano was in good working order. Which it was. =20
While the piano was in my posession, I did have ALOT of trouble =
getting the keys eased so that they would return promptly. Every time I =
went out to the shop I'd find another key that wouldn't come back up, =
but I thought I had them all taken care of. And if she had any =
problems, I planned to install lead weights on the back of the keys.
Which I did, two weeks ago, when she called to tell me that there were =
a couple of sticking keys. With the weights installed, I figured that =
would be the last I'd hear from her. <SNIP>
Nope.
Tom Sivak
Chicago PTG Associate=20
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Tom=20
A few posibilities come to mind-
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Tight whippen -flange action centers
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Rusty or rough spoons digging into the damper levers
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Maybe you've already eliminated these options.
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Best ,
Tom Driscoll
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