<HTML><HTML>Hello List.  Yamaha P22, Conso= le, 270499, owner bought new from local Mishawaka, IN., dealer three years a= go. Dealer sent a "tooner" to tune 1st time, and owner call her back for 2nd and= 3rd tuning. On 3rd visit, the owner asked the "tooner" why the sharps would "stick or no= t return when a fast trill was played, with the sustain pedal depressed".&nb= sp; "Tooner" told the owner that Yamaha Consoles had this problem and said t= hat it was probably the front pin bushing being too tight.  (The proble= m does not present itself when a trill is played and the sustain pedal is NO= T depressed). Anyway, the "tooner" took a thin steel blade, probabaly a machinist rule, an= d jambed it down between the keys in the area of the front pins and moved it= back and forth saying that she was trying to free up the space in the area = of the pin bushings. I wonder if this "tooner" even knows where the pin bushings are located, sur= ely not on the side of the key stick. The "tooner" did not remove the key slip to look under the keys to see if an= ything looked amiss.  "Tooner" could not resolve the problem and left.&= nbsp; Will not return calls made to her.  Owner has called the dealer s= everal times and the dealer will not return the calls to address the warrant= y problem. The owner got my name from another satisfied customer of mine and called me.= I looked at the piano this afternoon to play it my self and experience the p= roblem first hand. Offending sharps are G#4, A#4, G#5, C#6, G#7. Does anyone have some knowledge to shed on this problem and what to look for= and in what sequence.  What initially should I be looking for? Many regards to all. Gordon Holley Associate Member Goshen, IN Indiana Chap 467.</HTML>