Not particularly fair Phil - First, when you say "sticking", do you mean: - damper remaining off string, or string otherwise continuing to sound? - key remains depressed? - feeling of rubbing as key is depressed? Surely you could give a little more in the way of a hint, eh? Did you leave something in the piano? David Skolnik At 06:51 PM 10/10/2005 -0400, you wrote: >This is more for the benefit of the newcomers to the field..but you >seasoned grizzled vets may chime in I suppose.. > >The piano was 85 miles away..one way..don't ask, but it tuned fine..client >was happy when I was done, and away I go. > >I'm not more than 5 miles away and I get a call saying that middle C is >sticking and it wasn't sticking before..yea, and it didn't stick on me >when I was tuning either..weird. > >It's a console piano, and its manufacturer is insignificant..so..why did >Middle C stick after I was done tuning it? > >Here is your only clue: the cause of the problem was in no way directly >related to any action parts..and it's not as obvious as you think, you >grizzled vets! I happen to catch it instantly..I got lucky. > >-Phil Bondi(Fl) > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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