Hi Phil, If this product is manufactured by Samick, a good bet, will be the knuckles that is the causing the problem. A band aid fix and a means of isolating the problem. Take a darning needle and work it between the knuckle leather and the felt core. Roll the needle from one end of the knuckle leather to the other, this will stretch the leather a little. Laterally needle the felt. Try for results, if the noise is significantly reduced you need new knuckles. Older models I think have Corfam for drop screw leather, another source of clicks. I have also found hammer tails too long, and clicking against the wippen assist springs. Let us know what you find. Roger At 04:44 PM 21/01/00 -0500, you wrote: >Hi all. > >I have on my hands a noisy action - it clicks just as the key comes to rest on >the back rail cloth. > >What has been done in the past to this action(grand) was all the Jack Buttons >were changed, and that 'seemed' to make the customer happy for awhile..but now >she is unhappy again, and the 'click' is back - I needled a couple of buttons, >but that's not the problem. > >any ideas/suggestions for a Rook? .. I'm guessing the Whippen flanges need to be >re-bushed/re-pinned...? > >Rook > Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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