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Shires Tenor Trombone: I have a thumb actuator with a failed Coil Spring. I need a new coiled spring (cost and time )
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 7:13 am
by BillyBonz
Shires Tenor Trombone: I have a thumb actuator with a failed Coil Spring. I need a new coiled spring (cost and time ).
Re: Shires Tenor Trombone: I have a thumb actuator with a failed Coil Spring. I need a new coiled spring (cost and time
Posted: Fri Mar 22, 2024 8:40 am
by Elow
This is a very weirdly structured question. Aliens or AI?
Re: Shires Tenor Trombone: I have a thumb actuator with a failed Coil Spring. I need a new coiled spring (cost and time
Posted: Sat Mar 23, 2024 9:45 am
by tjonz
Billy has one other post besides this one. In a thread about a stuck valve on a Jupiter trombone he suggested, "Work with a Jupiter Dealer for warranty maintenance or replacement."
Elow asks, "Aliens or AI?" On the off chance that Billy is, in fact, an AI it might be appropriate to share ChatGPT's suggestion in response to Billy's problem, which is very similar to his reply in the other thread:
"For a Shires tenor trombone, you'll need to contact Shires directly or a certified Shires dealer for the specific replacement part. The cost and availability of the coil spring can vary, so it's best to get a quote directly from them. As for the time required, replacing a coil spring in a thumb actuator is a relatively straightforward repair and can usually be done in under an hour by a skilled technician. However, the exact time can depend on the technician's workload and scheduling."