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I had this problem often on my old Hammond. The kids in church stand on the pedals... And the some of the small boards making contact broke. Unscrew the pedal, cut from plastic the same size as the

There are many folks here with much more knowledge than myself, but if your pedals are in place one of them may be stuck down and this could be found by playing each pedal one at a time. If however

Hello all. Without getting into the tone wheel oil conversations, does anyone have the oil viscosity specifications? I have not found this information anywhere. ThanksWayne

Hi, Im new to posting here.? I have a 1964 A100 and the two drawbars for the pedals are continuously operating, e.g. generating a tone unless I push them all the way in (off).? Any hints on how to

Wondering if there's a future for an A-100 acquired from a thrift shop long ago. I joined this group shortly after picking up this organ with the intention of getting this unit to playing condition,

I have an interesting story about the mighty Concorde. I purchased one a few years ago and I had to drive to South Australia? from Victoria to pick it up. When I got there the seller informed me that

Yes, Chris! Due to the warped phenolic PCB's several, or even more, if not any, individual contacts get unreliable. Someone on YT pretends he has replaced the stock PCB's in a Concorde by designs of

Before I retired, one of my regular calls was a chapel with a Monarch. The basic tone generator system is the same as the Concorde. Like many other Hammonds of that vintage most faults tend to be due

Thanks, Gerhard, apparently you've nailed it! The pictures of the interior somewhat remind me of what I've seen in a Concorde: Tons of individual PCB's that may have warped during the decades. No

Now the exact number of the Hammond. It's the Hammond Monarch Model 16262 - 1976 Found in: The Blue Book of Hammond Best regards, Gerhard

Here you can find some more informations about the Monarch: https://www.hammondclub.nl/nl/menu/Hammond/De-Hammond-Encyclopedie/L-X-series/M-series/Monarch-16000-Series Best, Gerhard

Hi Uwe, I think this is a Hammond Monarch Modell series 16200 Best regards, Gerhard

Hi, title says it all. There's an organ for sale here in Germany that I've never seen before. It reminds me somewhat of a Grandee minus the AutoVari64 unit. Perhaps someone might know it better than

I have a Hammond H111 and a Hammond 610 Leslie I am considering getting rid of it. Would there be enough interest for me to part the internal components ? For the H111- Anything having to do with the

Just to let everyone know, one of our members picked up the Elegante and Leslie this past Sunday, so it is going to a good home! And the beat goes on ...

Hello everyone, I have a *FREE* 1989 Hammond Elegante (model 340107) with a Leslie 710 to give away.? Pedals and bench are included.??The Elegante has acquired a slight rubbing sound from its

Hello Diayne, I bought mine at : https://www.bborgan.com/products/capacitor-kit-for-tonewheel-generator ________________________________ De : [email protected] <[email protected]> de la part

I have an A100 with bad notes and figured it time to change the wax capacitors on the generator, I would like for someone to give me their nightmare experience on doing this and some good tips if you

Forgive me if this opinion is a bit nasty: I will never waste my time again trying to use a 710 with a regular console. Run the other way!

Well, perhaps he sort of knew what he was doing, but didn't want to go to the trouble of sourcing the correct kit. It can be made to work, but echo switching is a bit problematic. You can't leave the