one thing you might be able to do that my music teacher has said is to take the sliding peg and drill another hole in it for the string to go through farther from the edge of the pegbox as the original. NOTE: I mean the hole in the peg, NOT THE PEGBOX) Only do this if the string is touching the side of the pegbox as this could be the problem. This used to happen to a violist in my orchestra and he got really frustrated, and this is what he said to do.
Firstly, bent the tip of the string slightly so that it can "hook" or anchor on the peg. Next, place the end of the string into the bottom hole where the fine-tuners are. Turn the peg clockwise, until the note is reached. Make sure that the string is on the bridge, and in its respective positions.
The smallest string is string 1. it goes on the on the lower right peg when facing the front of the viola with the pegbox up. String 2 goes on the upper right peg. String 3 goes on the upper left peg. String 4 goes on the lower left peg. There should be some old strings on it. Put the news ones where the old ones are.
bridge, fingerboard, scroll, strings, nut, tailpiece, pegs, finetuner(s), f holes, sound peg, chinrest, frog, tip, and voila! a viola.
you definatly do not try to fix any musical instrument yourself. A simple thing like a warping bridge, or a broken peg can easily be taken care of by your local instrument supply store. Something more complecated, such as a crack, or a gouge in the varnish, might have to be shipped off to a more qualified professional.
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you have to just keep trying to open it
If you're talking about the peg then that's a problem that affcts a lot of violists. You can go to your local music store and ask for a peg compound. These can be drops that u put around your peg to help it stick better. They shoul come with directions. If they don't then just pull your peg out slightly, put a few drops on, and push the peg back in. They're simple and will help the peg stick. If the problem persists, you may want to have it looke at. a new pe may be needed, but try the drops first.
The only way to fix a string that broke at the peg is to replace it carefully with a new string. Your teacher or orchestra director can do this for you, or you can take your instrument to a reputable shop.In almost all cases, a broken string cannot be repaired, it has to be replaced with a new string.
you have to just keep trying to open it
Genetics, it is hereditary, you can very easily fix the look with veneers, or a crown.
Can you give us some details? What's wrong with the sliding doors? Are they power sliding doors, or manual? power side doors and back lift gate are power. power sliding door not align