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I w=
as called to tune a PianoDisc grand piano mfg'd by Young Chang. Finding c#63=
seized, I removed the action drawer only to find a sostenuto flange lodged =
there, causing the problem. It was removed easy enough, and the key plays fi=
ne, but how does one re-pin the flange back in the trapwork? I k=
now how to re-pin, however I never removed the trapwork on a grand. Is this =
a common occurance that one of these pops out, or did I come upn the obscure=
?<BR>
Piano is owned by a small hotel. The owner claims it happened while it was b=
eing played for a wedding. <BR>
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Julie<BR>
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