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Mike DiAlesandro
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Post by Mike DiAlesandro »

Eric Dahlhoff wrote:Bruce,
You should be able to pull the single finger out of the changer. Just tap in a rod of the same diameter as the axle and support the other 9 fingers while you pull that one out. Using lots of lube helps. Keep all the other strings on.
Good luck!
I would add, loosen All strings first, before tapping in the temporary axle. And if needed, loosen the return springs a bit as well.

Once you get in step with having the temp axle in along with the main axle and off-setting them to be able to sneak a finger out, I would replace the offending finger with one you are not using to raise or lower a string, perhaps string 7?

That should get you up and running. Also remember, improperly adjusted return springs can also somewhat affect raises along with the lowers that they return. :)
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