Todd, There should be a stop capstan suspended from the bottom of the keybed which can be adjusted downward (lengthened) to limit the travel of the sustain pedal lever. After a second callback, I think that's what I discovered with a similar sized Samick. John Lillico, RPT Oakville, Ontario >List, > >The piano I'm having problems with is a brand new Wurlitzer C143 (4'7" >grand) at a church. Three times they have experienced a frustrating >problem in which the short rod between the lever and the the damper tray >pops out of the hole and props up the bass damper tray. I went out >there on a call back type situation for the dealership and adjusted the >pedals to a very small tolerance. I wasn't able to recreate the problem >but could see how it could happen since the bass sustain lever and rod >stay put when the full sustain is activated (whole tray goes up but the >bass sustain pedal rod stays down low). They called again yesterday and >I was able to recreate the problem this time, but I really had to STOMP >on the full sustain pedal to get the bass sustain rod to skip out of the >hole. > >Todd L. Mapes >Assoc. Member, PTG
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