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This article is from the Piano Purchase and Maintenance FAQ, by Isako Hoshino rmmpfaq@yahoo.com with numerous contributions by others.

5.2.2] "The Piano Book" (Piano Maintenance reference books)

"The Piano Book" by Larry Fine, referred to above (see "[2]
On Piano Purchasing") regarding purchasing a piano, is also a
good source of information on maintenance. With the
information from this book a piano owner will be able to
conduct an informed discussion with a piano technician. The
book gives an overview of how the piano works, describes what
maintenance is required, and what to do in case you move or
have your piano stored.

While providing much that a piano owner needs to know about
maintenance, the author does not even raise the question of
whether to make repairs or do a tuning yourself, but rather
assumes that the technician will do it all -- and this suits
for most people.

 

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