[Harp-L] Repairs
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Repairs
- From: "Leon & Gail Albin" <spock@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 07:51:38 -0400
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This might be helpful information for beginners. I had revealed that I was
technically challenged.
Recently I wrote the Harp-Ls regarding a Super 64 Chromatica. Its slide
would stick on the release. I received several very welcome messages of
advice. Thanks for the help. I started with least aggresive method first.
I finally took it apart after reading several harmonica repair sites. There
were 2 tiny hollow plastic or rubber pieces that seemed to be just floating
around inside the works. I got it back together and the slice works fine,
but I didn't get those tubes in. They surely must go around a screw for
increased air tightness , but I couldn't get the plates back on with them
around the screws. The direction I am heading is that I had an old 10 hole
chromatic in my harmonica grave yard that had some stuck notes and a stuck
slide. I took it apart to carefully study it and learn more. Good news, I
cleaned it in warm water as I read to do and it appears that I repaired it.
My Super 64 seems fine, but has a very slight wheeze.
I was thrilled to get the 10 hole revived.
Less technically challenged Gail
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