Hi Everyone,My last piano today was a Young chang G116 The practice/mffler rail was doing this odd thing. my customer said it was broken. So I looked at it and when I hooked it up, it would come toward me rather than over the hammers when the pedal was depressed. By inspecting the picture, is it possible that the spring is bad causing it to flip to the wrong dirction? The part with the red felt that connects to the pedal rod seems to be facing the wrong dirctino. the reason I think it's the spring is due to the fact that if I try to face the part with the red felt in the correct direction, the spring flips it back to the wrong position. Plus the spring looked odd in the middle when I took it out of the piano. This practice rail is the typie that sits on a bolt and a round nut I guess flat on top turns and tightens the rail in place. The part with the spring that catches the pedal pushes into a hole in the side of the piano, but hangs loosly. What are your thoughts? The other problem is that the damper lift rod squeeks when I depress the sustain pedal. There is a creaking sound around that area when I depress the pedal. Is ths only way to correct this to take out the action remove dampers number t hem of course and lubricate that damper lift rod? What would be a good remody for that rod? Woudl goose juice do the trick? ThanksMarshall Marshall Gisondi MARSHALL'S PIANO SERVICE 215-510-9400 http://www.phillytuner.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20130205/cf0440d1/attachment.htm>
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