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Along with the Scots, we're quite sensitive about being confused with the English.

Hello Chris, Didn't know there was another Hammond enthusiast in Wales.? Where are you located? Have never been active on Hammondzone, but was very active on HamTech at various times over the years

Scroll down to the model X-77 specs. http://www.theatreorgans.com/hammond/faq/all_hammonds.html Don Resor Sent: Friday, February 03, 2023 12:20 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [hammondzone]

WHOOOOOOE ....had to look that up ...in NY Are you used to those temps??? Is this the 145 page manual? If it is, this is what a tech would need. This is available online ...which you can easily

whoops ....no offense meant on the country. The reason why I asked about bearing access is the only "easy" way was to disconnect the 24 wires on the keyboard side of the generator assembly in order to

WHite Face mountain, not far from where I live, Is -40 right now.Could hit -100 degrees wind chill tonight/tomorrow. It's 9 here with 30 MPH winds. Staying indoors for sure. Manual---can't read it.

Thanks for the feedback Scott, but I had to read your response a few times to try to understand everything you responded with. The first point is the "30W" oil. I think this was my comment, but no

Yes, in UK, Wales to be precise, not England, and you've got the time difference spot on. As I said in my first reply, precise details of access depend on the model. On T and L series, it's easy. Tip

I'm very late to this party and have not been keeping up. I quit in horror when I read that somebody was oiling the bearings with 30W oil and then stating that it would do no harm. But no, Wayne, the

I should add, when I said we had a C and A100 ...that was back in the 60's.

Thanks again Chris ....but now you have my curiousity.? ?You know what I have just done, but I have not explained what I had to do access all the bearings.? What did you have to do to access these

My understanding is that the original Hammond oil is light enough? to evaporate over a period of years. This will happen whether or not the organ is used, probably it would dry out quicker at higher

Well, if I can be blunt, this is something you are not qualified to be working on.? "Puttering" can be very dangerous for you and more importantly, the organ.? What does "a while" mean when

I'm far froman electronic tech. High pich has been there for quite a while. Have oiled everything. Doesn't change with the swell but get louder with the celeste. Can play but I can hear the high pitch

I quickly realized I should have changed the title line as "Gail" piggybacked my lubrication problem? with a completely different problem.SORRY!

I am not an audio electronics person.? I think you should provide a lot more information for anyone to begin to assist.? I assume you are referring to the purpose-built Leslie that the high pitch is

Thanks again Chris. Once I am satisfied that the three culprits issue has been solved in some concrete manner, I will be doing exactly have you recommended ...oiling each and every bearing ...from

Where I have come across this in the past, it's always been an organ that has been neglected, not oiled in the regular way for several years. Once the bearings have been oiled, I usually just put a

i have a high pitch coming out of my X 77 and an unable to eliminate. It seems to be coming out of the lower front speaker. Any suggestions for anyone.

Thanks for this Chris You pretty well nailed exactly what I had done.? I did not want to mention this for fear anything said might influence anyone to not respond if they had a different way of