Greetings,
If theres rust back at the damper spring area, perhaps spoons have
rust and are sluggsh/snagging on the damper lever. Could explain why action
is heavy too.
Julia Gottshall
Reading, PA
In a message dated 2/15/2010 8:47:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,
wimblees at aol.com writes:
This is a 40 year old Hamilton. There are two problems. The action is
heavy. Everything is regulated the way it is supposed to be. The only thing I can
figure out is that the damper springs are too strong. But that leads me to
the second problem. Although each note dampens, there is a general after
ring in the whole piano. I can get it to stop by putting my hands on the bass
string. What I'm afraid of is if I weaken the damper springs, the after ring
will get worse. The damper felts are OK, a little noisy, but nothing
unusual. I did have to replace one damper flange because the spring had broken due
to rust.
Any ideas?
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