How to remove rod or axle to repair sticky Suzuki keys

by Dee
(Tucson)

the rod I am trying to get pushed out... help!

the rod I am trying to get pushed out... help!

Hi, I have a Suzuki SS-100 with the sticky keys problem.

I have the unit completely apart down to the keys only and have removed the circuit boards under the keys. My question is now how do I remove the shaft or rods that the keys swivel around on? They are definitely sticking on that shaft and I would like to remove the rods and attempt a repair as suggested by other posters. I tried to push them out but only got as far as a half inch or so and now the rod doesn't budge.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated..Thanks in advance!

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Sep 27, 2011
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by: Rick


Using one of the short steel ‘punch’ rod begin tapping out the old rods using a hard rubber mallet or a dead blow hammer. This will be very resistant at first, but gets easier as the rods are expelled from the keybed. Repeat with the 2nd & 3rd punch rods and finish with the plastic dowel until all rods are removed.

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