No, this is an omission by Reblitz. For replacing a damper spring, instead of showing the proper method of removing the old flange cord and spring, and fitting with new cord, he has a photo of a new damper spring with its tail curled round, and secured by, the damper flange screw. An odd omission, really. (Unless this was changed in later editions, anyone??) Wouldnt it be nice if all the photos in Reblitz were in colour, like the wonderful colour photos everyone submits here? It would make the book prohibitively costly, I guess, in view of its limited market. If it would help, Marshall, I could try taking a series of photos of the flange cord replacement process? (You're talking about damper flange cord, not hammer flange loop cord, yes?). Best wishes, David Boyce. > Hi everyone, > Does Reblits cover this repair? I think getting up close to see a > good picture might help me. It's funny. For being a sight impaired > guy, I'm very visual. > > Marshall -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100213/13856224/attachment.htm>
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