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In PHOTO A the back rank of pipes have been removed showing the back end
of the windchest and the pushrods for the pallets.
In PHOTO B the remaining two ranks of pipes have been removed along with
their toe board.
PHOTO C The windchest has been removed from the organ and is shown
resting on one end. It is easily removed from the organ by removing
several screws. The wind connector is fastened to the underside of the
windchest and can be seen on the upper end of the windchest.
In PHOTO D the pressure pump is exposed. The wind connector mentioned
above is held on the pressure pump by means of four threaded rods bent
into sort of a dog leg shape. These are threaded and screwed into the
pump. They hold the connector in place on the pump by the pressure from
the dog leg catching the edge of the connector in four places. They can
be rotated out of the way to allow the wind connector to be free of the
pump for removal.
PHOTO E shows the Caliola case with all the internal parts removed. With
the parts removed the case can be turned upside down to inspect the
underside more closely which reveals some damage and a previous repair.
PHOTO F shows the internal parts of the machine arrayed on the shop
floor. Next month we will repair the damage to the case.