Edition: 1.4.2 May 2000

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Preface

Introduction

1.0 The Hammond Tone Wheel Organ

1.1 Hammond Percussion

1.2 Key Click

1.3 Hammond Vibrato

1.4 The Scanner

1.5 Drawbar Registrations

1.6 Harmonic Foldback

1.7 Obtaining Service or Owners Manuals

1.8 Oiling the Hammond

1.9 Caveat Emptor - Buying a Hammond

1.10 HOW-TOs: Repairs, Modifications, and Tech Tips

	1.10.1 How to Clean Key Contacts
	1.10.2 How to Clean Drawbar Contacts
	1.10.3 How to Adjust the Preamp Drive Level (B-3/C-3/RT-3/A-100)
	1.10.4 How to Unstick a Stuck Vibrato Scanner
	1.10.5 How to Rebuild the Vibrato Scanner
	1.10.6 How to Lube the Manual Busbars
	1.10.7 How to Change the Percussion Keying Source
	1.10.8 How to Trouble-Shoot a Percussion that Doesn't Decay
	1.10.9 How to Eliminate Organ Volume Drop When Percussion VOLUME is Set to NORMAL

2.0 The Leslie Tone Cabinet "Pipe Voice of the Electric Organ"

2.1 The Basic Configuration

	2.1.1 The Treble Rotor
	2.1.2 The Bass Rotor
	2.1.3 Amplification

2.2 Leslie Accessories

2.3 Leslie Modifications

2.4 Leslie Recording Techniques

2.5 Oiling the Leslie

2.6 One-speed to Two-speed Leslie Conversion

2.7 Leslie Rotation Speed

3.0 Hammond and Leslie Models

4.0 Determining the Age of a Hammond or Leslie

5.0 FAQ Contributors

� 2001 Marc A. Mercier

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