Vintage Synth Repair

Jeff,
 Morlock's Organ Parts has aquired the parts and service manuals for
these. You can find their phone number at the MITA web site or drop me a
note at work 'stevcoparts@...' and I'll get it for you.
Hope this helps,
 Lynn
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On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 22:31:03 -0000 "rv_jeff" <rv_jeff@...> writes:
> Hi, 
> I bought a Wurlitzer Omni 6000 organ at auction this past weekend.  
> Everything seems to work fine but three keys, one on the upper 
> keyboard and two on the lower one, require an awful lot of pressure, 
> 
> much more than I can muster up playing the instrument.  I almost 
> have 
> to "lean" on the key before I hear a sound.
> 
> I'm looking for a fix for this problem.  Since I do get a sound when 
> 
> I put enough pressure on the key, I think the electric contacts are 
> fine and I'm dealing with a mechanical problem.  I opened the back 
> of 
> the cabinet but am hesitant to find a way to pull the keyboards out 
> and perform "surgery" since I have no experience in the area of 
> organ 
> repair.
> 
> The instrument is very clean and I doubt that enough dust, or dirt 
> has collected under those keys to cause this problem.
> 
> Also, since Wurlitzer went out of business some time ago, I wonder 
> who to turn to when any more serious problems pop up.
> 
> Any input you can give me is appreciated.
> 
> Regards,
>   Jeff
> 
> 
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