Hello Arlie, You did not mention the are but Wurlitzer mostly used the W. Brooks actions. The compressed actions did give more trouble than to larger "drop" actions. I suggest you check the back-check shank to make sure the glue is still holding firm in the butt and the back check its self. If it is you may need to change the back check leather. Good luck, Jack Wyatt In a message dated 7/6/2011 8:49:25 A.M. Central Daylight Time, adarpub at midrivers.com writes: Yesterday I serviced a Wurlitzer console. The customer complained about one key (2nd Eb above middle C) not working. The problem was that the jack would get stuck when the hammer returned. I tried various regulation changes (regulation button, back check, bridle wire, etc.). The capstan was proper. When its action appeared to be regulated exactly as those around it, the hammer would rebound against the rest rail. The only way I could get it to behave somewhat properly was to move the back check about a quarter inch further forward than all the other back checks. Then it would not get stuck, but repetition suffered some. I even replaced the jack spring, thinking that was weak, but it made no difference. What have I possibly missed here? Arlie Rauch= -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20110706/285a26c8/attachment.htm>
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