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<font size=3>Hi Dave,<br>
The spray on Teflon works very well. (TFL50) The can comes
with an extension hose, makes it very easy and fast, to reach the damper
springs, and damper spoons. <br><br>
Regards Roger <br><br>
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</font><blockquote type=cite class=cite cite=""><font size=3>Barbara,<br>
<br>
I deal with lots of Kawai uprights. They seem to develop squeaky
damper lever springs, spoon-felt interface, and pedals after
awhile? I've begun using teflon powder on all contact points.
A hobby brush works well to get it in the groove (is this also called a
grub??) and on the springs, and I've taken to using the tapered end of a
felt mute to get between the spoon and the end of the lever so I can
apply it to the felt. <br>
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The other day I had a "click" when the sustain was depressed
that it took me awhile to figure out. Turns out, the action bracket
wasn't wedged tightly enough into the nose-bolt, and was moving when the
damper assembly was hoisted by the pedal. <br>
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Ya never know....<br>
<br>
Dave Stahl</font><font size=2><br>
Dave Stahl Piano Service<br>
650-224-3560<u><br>
<a href="http://www.dstahlpiano.net/">http://dstahlpiano.net/</a></font>
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