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Twilly note on my A100

Dan Larson All Messages By This Member #83256 Greetings folks. I have a note on my A100 that sounds off. It kind of reminds me of a cheesy combo organ where part of the note is out of tune or something. It's not chorus or vibrato. Was thinking of re-capping the unit, wondering if that would help.? Please help. Danno007
Uwe Menrath All Messages By This Member #83257 Which key at which drawbar setting is it? Best regards!
Christoph All Messages By This Member #83258 开云体育 What is the oiling status of the organ? Has it been oiled regularly? — Christoph? toggle quoted message Show quoted text Am 07.03.2024 um 13:58 schrieb Dan Larson <dalarson3686@...>: ? Greetings folks. I have a note on my A100 that sounds off. It kind of reminds me of a cheesy combo organ where part of the note is out of tune or something. It's not chorus or vibrato. Was thinking of re-capping the unit, wondering if that would help.? Please help. Danno007
Bob All Messages By This Member #83259 开云体育 Go to this page: This will isolate your problem. If there is a problem with the TG, this will tell you the tone number and you can look at that specific tonewheel/cap/wiring. If the above indicates many tonewheels, you either have a overall lubrication problem, or something in the vibrato circuit possibly. Bob On 3/7/2024 1:06 PM, Uwe Menrath via groups.io wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Which key at which drawbar setting is it? Best regards!
Bob All Messages By This Member #83260 开云体育 I assumed that you were familiar with this chart and the procedure to check tonewheels. If you already know, disregard this addendum. Pull out the first DB. Play each note on the keyboard. If any do not sound right, note the tone number from the chart. If you click on that number, all the DB/key combinations will highlight. Repeat test for each DB. Hopefully you will not know which number tone to trace down. The numbers on the terminal strip and which coil serves that tone is in the service manual, and can be found in a search. Bob On 3/7/2024 5:13 PM, Bob wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text Go to this page: This will isolate your problem. If there is a problem with the TG, this will tell you the tone number and you can look at that specific tonewheel/cap/wiring. If the above indicates many tonewheels, you either have a overall lubrication problem, or something in the vibrato circuit possibly. Bob On 3/7/2024 1:06 PM, Uwe Menrath via groups.io wrote: Which key at which drawbar setting is it? Best regards!
Dan Larson All Messages By This Member #83261 Thanks guys. Your the best. I'll fire it up in the next couple of days and work on it. Oiled her up a couple of weeks ago. So will see what happens.? Danno007 toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Thu, Mar 7, 2024, 5:23?p.m. Bob <bobmannn@...> wrote: I assumed that you were familiar with this chart and the procedure to check tonewheels. If you already know, disregard this addendum. Pull out the first DB. Play each note on the keyboard. If any do not sound right, note the tone number from the chart. If you click on that number, all the DB/key combinations will highlight. Repeat test for each DB. Hopefully you will not know which number tone to trace down. The numbers on the terminal strip and which coil serves that tone is in the service manual, and can be found in a search. Bob On 3/7/2024 5:13 PM, Bob wrote: Go to this page: This will isolate your problem. If there is a problem with the TG, this will tell you the tone number and you can look at that specific tonewheel/cap/wiring. If the above indicates many tonewheels, you either have a overall lubrication problem, or something in the vibrato circuit possibly. Bob On 3/7/2024 1:06 PM, Uwe Menrath via wrote: Which key at which drawbar setting is it? Best regards!
James All Messages By This Member #83262 I had this problem once when the organ was on a floor that was not level.? ?I jacked the lower end up and the problem went away.
Christoph All Messages By This Member #83263 开云体育 For us non-native speakers: what actually means ?twilly“. Van’t find it in my dictionary (leo.org)To me it sounds like ?wobbly“ — Christoph? toggle quoted message Show quoted text Am 21.03.2024 um 10:29 schrieb James <j3mes.eat0n@...>: ?I had this problem once when the organ was on a floor that was not level.? ?I jacked the lower end up and the problem went away.
Scott Hawthorn All Messages By This Member #83264 开云体育 I'll hazard? a guess. Twirly? On 3/21/2024 2:40 AM, Christoph via groups.io wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text For us non-native speakers: what actually means ?twilly“. Van’t find it in my dictionary (leo.org)To me it sounds like ?wobbly“ — Christoph? Am 21.03.2024 um 10:29 schrieb James <j3mes.eat0n@...>: ?I had this problem once when the organ was on a floor that was not level.? ?I jacked the lower end up and the problem went away.

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