Have you isolated the noise? I.e., removed the action to verify whether it's action noise or noise coming from somewhere on the bottom board? Fortunately for us, there are only a limited places where noise can originate. Finding it can be challenging, but troubleshooting methodically will eventually yield the solution. -- JF On Wed, Dec 30, 2009 at 11:42 PM, allan at sutton.net <allan at sutton.net> wrote: > Happy new year everybody. > > I Always Find The Source of a Noise > > But not this time! > > Yamaha C-109 from 1988. I tried everything I know. Usually, the plastic > bushings are worn and switching them with the ones from the other pedal, > less used, corrects the situation. Done that, but the "tick" was still > there. > > I switched the connecting rod (with the wing nut) that has a plastic seat > beneath the pedal) ...tic . isolated that rod from the hole it is going > through with leather ...tic > > I switched the plastic cup that the spring sits in....tic > > A squeak may come from the floor of the piano that has come loose. Prying > the floor up sometimes shows this as the source....tic > > Any idea from your knowledge? Thank you. > > Allan Sutton > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20091231/b902e8c6/attachment.htm>
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