In a message dated 96-05-16 20:10:29 EDT, you write: >Although I'm sure that the broken bracket is contributing to the bobbling >hammers, what are the physics that confirm it? ie. the aluminum action rail >is not firmly supported or was slightly bent in the upset. > >Could I be lucky enough to just replace the action bracket and touch up the >regulation? Or are there other problems that I should look for? > Bruce, I've never replaced a bracket on a Kawai, but I have had to replace a couple on Y. Changs for a different reason. If you haven't messed with the regulation, and you can get the exact, and I mean exact match for the broken bracket, you should be OK. My caution would be to leave as much of the regulation as is until you replace the part. You'll only be creating more work later. You might consider ordering a set of brackets just in case <g>.. Good luck!! Bill Springer, RPT Honolulu, HI
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