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1960s Duo-Art Console Rips Rolls
By Dan Armstrong

Jim,  The problem with your Duo-Art console piano is the 'off'
switch sensor that rides on the take-up spool.  If your roll has any
imperfections, the sensor will tear it as it comes to the end, whether
you are using the foot pump or the electric pump.

A quick, easy fix is to cover the end of the metal finger with masking
tape.  Then, unless there is an existing hole or tear, it won't destroy
the roll.

Dan Armstrong - Armstrong Piano Tuning & Repair
2053 24th St. SW, Pine River, MN 56474
http://www.uslink.net/~pianodan/


(Message sent Mon 16 Jul 2001, 13:29:32 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

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