Greetings,
In this work, its usually something logical like that. As you get
more experience, confidence grows and one actually looks forward to 'saving
the day' for a customer. Keep up the good work. I remember being worried
about 5 keys in a spinet that were stuck. Here I found a small plastic toy
rhinocerous - tusks and all - fallen down behind the sticker wires, it looked
like he was in a cage at the zoo.
Julia Gottshall,
Reading, PA
In a message dated 10/18/2011 7:39:43 PM Eastern Standard Time,
pianotune05 at hotmail.com writes:
Hi John & Julia,
It turns out it was just a pencil lying in such a way that it was causing
the key to bind. I had to take the key cover off and reach in a little and
there it was waiting for someone to set it free. lol I thought about it this
morning and read about the sostenuto, and thought the tab could have been
grabing the blade. I was so glad I didn't have to spend time taking the piano
apart because my wife was on a tight schedule to get back to pick the kids
up. It was a 45 minute drive each way. I'm glad that pencil saved the day. lol
Marshall
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