On Oct 14, 2004, at 5:24 PM, Timothy R Cochran wrote: > I am > still pretty far down on the learning curve and could use some help. Bringing a mentor/friendly local competitor out to the job might be a good idea. Failing that, order a bushel load of CDs and publications from the PTG Home Office, and do a lot of reading before returning to the piano. More to the point, Sid Stone wrote a column in the Piano Technicians Journal in the late '70s, one of which was a nice troubleshooting guide to diagnosing the causes of "sticky keys." His list had some 20 possible causes, and the way to diagnose them. Perhaps this is on the old reprints CD? Patrick Draine
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