Patrick, Unless someone else has answered you question--You need to clean by wiping thoroughly the "smart bars" on the D-C Humidifier or they can build up a coating and then can not conduct and consequently they don't see the new and damp pads on them. Ken Gerler ----- Original Message ----- From: Patrick C. Poulson <ppoulson@jps.net> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 10:36 AM Subject: Smart(?) Bars? > Good Morning, All! I have a piano I am servicing that has a Dampp-Chaser > system with a "smart bar" on the humidifier. The red pad light was on when > I came to tune the piano, so I changed the pads as per usual and the light > went out. However, when I checked again after tuning the piano the light > had come back on. I reached down into the humidifier and wet the pads in > the tank, thinking that the water hadn't wicked up enough to register on the > smart bar. The light then went out. When I got home yesterday afternoon > there was a call from the customer saying that the light was back on, and it > is still on this morning. This is the first system with this smart bar that > I have installed, so I am at a loss to diagnose the problem. I'll be going > back there this amfternoon to check, but wondered if anyone with experience > with this new system has some advice to steer me in the right direction. > Thanks, Patrick Poulson, RPT
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