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General| Type | Electronic Piano |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Wurlitzer |
| Model | 145 |
| Keys | 64 |
| Sound Generation | Reed-based |
| Speakers | 2x 8" |
Explains the basic function of the piano action.
Checking felt punchings and key movement for proper function.
Adjusting keys that are sticking or sluggish due to felt swelling.
Checking butt and whip centers for free movement.
Restoring freedom to sluggish action centers using a shrinking solution.
Checking screws, damper levers, parts, and felts for issues.
Adjusting the vertical position of keys from the keybed.
Aligning keys horizontally and ensuring they are level.
Adjusting the horizontal spacing between keys for uniformity.
Describes the removal of butt, damper lever, and whip assemblies.
Adjusting the point where the hammer strikes the reed for optimal tone.
Setting the distance from the hammer tip to the reed.
Adjusting key mechanism play for immediate hammer response.
Setting the point at which the hammer's fly escapement occurs.
Adjusting the hammer's return mechanism after striking the reed.
Establishing the proper key dip and after touch for consistent feel.
Adjusting the damper connecting rod for proper damper lift.
Inspecting dampers for uniform lift and adjusting as needed.
Adjusting damper regulating screws for correct clearance.
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