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Ahlborn Hymnus 350 mechanical keyboard problem

achambily

New member
Hi everybody,
I recently unscrew the rear panel of a keyboard of my Ahlborn Hymnus 350 organ. I thought there were there the contacts of the keys, but not. In fact, this long metallic rule (see attached picture, it's the rule with 9 circular screws) seems to be a huge "screw" keeping the keys in place. Unfortunately, I'm not able to put it back correctly : whatever I try, half of the keys stay stucked and can not move anymore :(

Does anybody have an idea of how to do the job ?

Thanks a lot by advance for your answer.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZzROhALXRz0eIFd03
 

ErdaWilt

Civilian
Hi...Is this organ, an European (German) based instrument. This organ hopes to have custom consoles.

You might need to contact Klaus Reetze in Germany or Ahlborn organs in Italy.

I have never observed consoles like those in the image, yet realize they had an Italy organization make wooden consoles, and later they utilized wood Fatar consoles.
 
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