Fill Piano Life Saver System.  Yellow light is flashing.

If red light is also flashing then see below.

 

We recommend using distilled water in the Piano Life Saver system as this

increases the efficiency of the humidify side of the system by not

clogging up the pads. It is better to use any water than not to fill the reservoir

when the yellow light is flashing.

(As the system works on evaperation it leaves befind all the solid particals in the water.)

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Fill the white filling container to the red line only.

( this amount of water will fill the piano reservior to the top)

 

 

 

 

 

 


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 Add 1 cap full of Pad Treatment

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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Pull the filler tube out from under the key bed.

 

 

 

 

 

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Insert the end of the tube onto the spout of the filling

container

 

 

 

 

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Lift the container and turn to allow the water to flow

into the piano reservoir until the container is empty.

 

 

 

 

 

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 Then drop the container to the floor to collect

any fluid left in the tube.

 

 

 

 

 

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Disconnect the fill container from the tube and tuck

the tube back under the keybed of the piano.

 

 

 

 

 

 

What to do if the Red light is flashing.

 

If the red light is flashing this means your pads are dry and the humidify side of the system will not work.

There are 2 causes of this problem.

1. The pads are dry because the water has run out in the reservoir. The yellow light is flashing as well and

you need to put more water in the reservoir. (allow 15 minutes for the pads to soak up the water)

The red light will go off then.

 

2. The pads have not been changed. When you have your piano tuned, ask your tuner to bring new pads

for your Piano Life Saver System. I recommend changing your pads twice a year in dry situations and

once a year in milder climates. If you use distilled water.

Otherwise they will need to be changed twice a year.

 

Their is no fire risk if your Piano Life Saver System runs out of water.

It automaticly turns off that side of the system.

 

Will my piano go out of tune if I turn off the Piano Life Saver System?

This will depend on the humidity of your room at the time. If it is at 40% to 60% you might not hear

any change, however a prolonged period with the system off at 0% to 40% and or 60% to 100% will

cause the piano to go badly out of tune.

Note: If your Piano Life Saver System has been turned off and your piano is booked for tuning.

Allow 3 weeks for the piano to settle again before tuning. So you may need to rebook your tuning.

We recommend not turning off the system at all. Use a lightening protection adapter for your system.

 

Call Gary on 0419 931 080 if you are worried about you system. (7am to 7pm WST Australia) or better

still send me an Email gary@pianomagic.com.au