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    david biller
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    Thanks to all for your patience and help! I’ve messaged the Amazon vendor, waiting on reply, and messaged the person at Yamaha who handles this stuff to see if this is indeed covered by warranty. (FYI his name is John Carlson, and he’s at this email: jcarlson@yamaha.com And you need to provide a US phone number and your pianica’s serial number) Failing that, I’ll be buying from the Yamaha site, as David I Am did.

    Will post the final result. thanks again!

    #9638
    david biller
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    It’s pretty new. I bought it in October! But ordered it from Amazon, didn’t think it was covered…

    #9633
    david biller
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    In attempting the ”ping” test, the reed fell right off, right along the line I believed was a fracture. No snap whatsoever, just fell off like a leaf from a tree. So I guess I have my answer… now on to finding a replacement reed plate!

    #9624
    david biller
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    I played with the gap, which initially didn’t appear to be all that different than others. What seemed different was that it was slightly overlapping an edge and so wouldn’t fall through the slot (or, when it did once when I was adjusting the gap, it wouldn’t come back up.) Upon further inspection, I found that it lacked the same springiness of other reeds. I took a close-up picture of the Reed, near its base, and it does appear to be fractured as compared to other functional reeds. I’d attach photos, but doesn’t seem it’s possible on this forum (correct me if I’m wrong.) I can also send photos by email if someone would be willing to take a look and provide their address.

    Meantime, assuming I’m correct it is fractured, is this possible/manageable to repair? I live in Brazil, so unfortunately I suspect it won’t be doable here. But still… Crossing fingers.

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