What maintenance comes with owning a piano?

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Should maintain the keys by periodic service..
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Every piano is created from many sensitive working parts. The tension of the strings that resonate such a beautiful sound place the infrastructure under enormous pressure. Improper or irregular maintenance can cause problems that will become progressively worse, causing your piano to develop an unpleasant...
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Every piano is created from many sensitive working parts. The tension of the strings that resonate such a beautiful sound place the infrastructure under enormous pressure. Improper or irregular maintenance can cause problems that will become progressively worse, causing your piano to develop an unpleasant tone and an unresponsive touch even if it sounds in tune. read less
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every 6 month have to tune and general serves.
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You need to regularly tune it, once in 4-5 months. (From a piano tuner ) and of course maintain it well in terms of covering it well.
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Mainly tuning due to change in weather.
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Certified Acoustic Piano Tuner Technician

Tune every 5 months at A440hz. Keep away from humidity factors like window sill. potted plants, moisture source like bathroom. Keep away from direct sunlight. Regulation to be done every 3 years.
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Tuning and keeping the piano clean and dry.
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