check the spring and flip it up, or just take it to an Instrument Repair shop
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Most key repairs and particularly the G# key on a Saxophone must be adjusted by an experienced professional.
What you need to do is locate which keys are sticking, the g sharp is usually under you finger that plays a g and the c sharp is about 3 pads under that. You either need a cloth, piece of laminated paper or a 5 dollar note(If Australian). You need to pry open the pad, don't force it, it should be easy to open. Then place your item in the middle, let go so it is closed with the piece of cloth etc and pull the cloth out a few times, the reason why it sticks is usually because of you saliva that can clog up the pads. If this doesn't work you will need to take it to a repairman.
If they are stuck together, the best advice is to take it to a shop and have them look at it. If you can get them unstuck, but they are sticky and don't play well, take a dollar bill and use the coating on it to rub on the pads. Usually this helps. If it is a minor caseof sticking, you can try to fix it yourself, but if its not, then take it into a shop. hope this helped
She is an underdeveloped soprano. Her voice is light like a soprano, but is not developed like a true soprano. Very few women are true contraltos, a good example is Pink. A mezzo-soprano has a "darker" vocal quality, but not the depth of a contralto. Lady Gaga and Gwen Stefani are mezzo-sopranos. Vocal type is based on timbre or tone quality, not range. Many sopranos, such as Mariah Carey, have the ability to sing extreme low notes. ---- Because of the excessive use of autotune, you will never know. Allow me to fix some of this yes P!nk is an alto but so is Mariah.
Use a piece of cigarette paper and hold it under the key, press the key down and blow into your oboe without the reed. If it continues sticking, take it to a local music shop and they should be able to fix it in a few seconds with no charge.
you take a piece of paper and cover it in baking soda. stick it under the key pad and press the key down then slowly pull the paper out. this works on all key pads.
What you need to do is locate which keys are sticking, the g sharp is usually under you finger that plays a g and the c sharp is about 3 pads under that. You either need a cloth, piece of laminated paper or a 5 dollar note(If Australian). You need to pry open the pad, don't force it, it should be easy to open. Then place your item in the middle, let go so it is closed with the piece of cloth etc and pull the cloth out a few times, the reason why it sticks is usually because of you saliva that can clog up the pads. If this doesn't work you will need to take it to a repairman.
To fix a sticking door, you can try tightening the hinges, sanding down the edges of the door, or applying lubricant to the hinges.
you could try tape as a temporary fix
Heavy grease at the joint.
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Your saxophone may only be playing high notes due to a problem with the instrument's key mechanism or improper embouchure technique. It is recommended to have the saxophone inspected by a professional repair technician to diagnose and fix the issue.
Clean the throttle body
The best thing you can do is replace the caliper.
There are a couple simple ways to fix a sticking garage door. The simplest is to make sure the area around the sensor is clear of debris. Double check to make sure the door is on track.
If they are stuck together, the best advice is to take it to a shop and have them look at it. If you can get them unstuck, but they are sticky and don't play well, take a dollar bill and use the coating on it to rub on the pads. Usually this helps. If it is a minor caseof sticking, you can try to fix it yourself, but if its not, then take it into a shop. hope this helped
I had the same problem for almost a year and damaged both engine mounts and trans mount. The fix was simple. The throttle body was gummed up and sticking. Took it apart and cleaned it with carb and throttle body cleaner and no more sticking. Smoothest pedal in a year.
slider needs high temp grease.