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Instructions Yamaha, Modèle YCL-CSG-AIII

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Instruments de musique - YCL-CSG-AIII (1.54 mb)

Instruments de musique - YCL-CSG-AIII (1.52 mb)

Instruments de musique - YCL-CSG-AIII (1.53 mb)

Instrument Maintenance ¦ Once or Twice a Month Maintenance . Use a tone hole cleaner (sold separately) to remove any dirt from inside the tone holes or the spaces between the keys. * Be careful not to bend any parts. * Be careful not to damage the pads. . Apply a small amount of key oil (sold separately) to the mechanism then move the keys to allow the oil to spread evenly. * Do not apply too much oil. * Completely remove any oil on key surfaces. Troubleshooting The tone is not clear, or the instrument plays out of tune. If pads are deformed and air is leaking from the instrument, take the instrument to your dealer for repair. . Never apply excessive pressure to the keys. Also, when placing the instrument in the case, make sure that nothing is placed on top of the instrument. If the body cracks, take the instrument to your dealer for repair. . Sudden changes in temperature or humidity can cause cracking. Do not directly expose the instrument to hot or cold air. The keys are stiff. The keys do not move. If a spring has become dislodged, returning it to its proper position may correct the problem. . When hooking the spring in position, be careful not to bend the spring. Springs may become dislodged when performing maintenance on the instrument or when wiping the instrument with a cloth. Please use caution. If keys are bent, take the instrument to your dealer for repair. . Do not apply excessive force to the instrument such as dropping the instrument, closing the case when an object is placed on top of the instrument, etc. Also, when you are finished playing, place the instrument in the case. At this time, make sure that there is nothing in the case that will apply pressure on the keys. When assembling the instrument, be careful not to apply unnecessary pressure to the keys. Hold on to the instrument in the intervals between performance and during breaks between practice. The joint is too tight or loose. If the joint is tight, apply a small amount of cork grease to the joint cork. If the joint is still tight, apply some cork grease to the receiver side as well. . Changes in temperature and/or humidity can cause the cork to shrink or expand which can make the joints tight in the summer and loose in the winter. After you are finished playing, make sure you store the instrument in its case, rather than leave it out. If the joint cork is torn, take the instrument to your dealer for repair. . Proper application of cork grease offers some protection against tearing of the cork. However, if the cork becomes torn, take the instrument to your dealer for repair. The keys are noisy. Apply key oil if the keys lack oil and are dry, and tighten screws that have become loose. . Apply key oil once a month (1-2 drops per location) to prevent abrasion. Also, since woodwind instruments have many small screws, check for loose screws and tighten if necessary. The cork or felt on the keys has fallen off or torn. The instrument may have received a shock causing the keys t...