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Discussions => Instrument Design, Construction and Repair => Topic started by: boxlad on August 05, 2009, 01:10:22 AM
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I remember something recently on resolving this problem but couldn't seem to find it with a quick search. I have a one row melodeon with a few squeaky keys and an even squeakier air button. I remember the advice on some post was to use graphite from a pencil or something and not any type of oil as this might damage the wood. What are my options here?? ??? ???
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Sorted now, Just found that thread and ordered some powdered graphite on e-bay! Hopefully that will resolve my problem..