> At 11:45 AM 11/08/2000 -0700, you wrote: > >List: I was called out to look at a Cabaret player (Aeolian). The > >sustain pedal had been broken during a move ( snapped just behind the > >toerail). How does one remove the pedal "remains" so it can be brazed > >back together again - IOW is there a way to do it without the major > >surgery of removing all the pneumatic stuff that is below. IF you tilt the piano and take out the screws on the top and sides of the trap board (bottom board) it might can be pulled down enough to get the pedals to clear their dividing parts on the pedal rail. However the pump bellows are screwed to this bottom board and those screws might have to be removed. Then you can see how the pedal is attached, and hopefully you can see how it can be removed. > >The lever that controls play - rewind wants to jump back into rewind and > >will not stay in the play mode. What do I do about that?? > > > >John R. Fortiner > >(NOT a player tech) You will need to call (several times from the unit)(lucky you got a cell phone) a player tech to fix that, esp one that is experienced in Aeolian Cabaret players. Or if he/she is local make an appointment. ---ric > >________________________________________________________________
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