YAMAHA TP-6220, TP-6226, TP-6229, TP-6232, TP-4223 User Manual
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PEDAL TIMPANI
TIMBALE À PÉDALE
TIMBAL DE PEDAL
踏板定音鼓
TP-6220 /23 /26 /29 /32
TP-4223 /26 /29 /32
TP-5020(G/H) /23 (G/H) /26 (G/H) /29 (G/H) /32 (G/H)
TP-7020(H) /23(H) /26(H) /29(H) /32(H)
TP-7220 / 23 / 26 / 29 / 32
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Thank you for selecting a Yamaha musical instrument.
We are confident that the instrument will bring you years of musical
enjoyment and satisfaction. Please read through this booklet carefully. It contains important information about your instrument's care.
Your new Yamaha instrument, like all Yamaha musical instruments,
is the result of careful planning, testing and assembly using select
materials. Proper care will ensure that your Yamaha instrument will
deliver its full and rich sound for years to come.
When using the pedal timpani for the first time after unpacking, make
sure to set it up according to the instructions of section “Before Using
The Pedal Timpani” on pages 4 and 5.
PRECAUTIONS
• Fully depress the heel of the tuning pedal after use.
• Protect the head from heat, moisture, oil, and dust. Use a soft cloth to remove
dust and other foreign matter from the head surface, and cover the head with
the head protector when not in use.
• When using plastic heads such as the one initially supplied, loosening of the
head after use is not required.
• The kettle is very sensitive to shock and must not be bumped against another
object. Also, do not forget to remove dirt using a polishing cloth from time to
time.
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Nomenclature & Lubrication
Head Protector
Tuning Bolt
Head
Pointer Lock Nut
Pointer
Adjustment Knob
Kettle
Strut
Caster
Base
Caution
Tuning Pedal
Never put your hands etc.
under the pedal.
Kettle Edge
Hoop
(Counter Hoop)
Tuning Indicator (Tuning Gauge)
PAC Adjustment Bolt
The TP-50xx (H/G) / TP-70xx (H)
series use a wing bolt on the
PAC adjustment system.
Spring Tension
Adjustment Bolt
Third Wheel
(removable)
● Lubrication
Lubricate the moving parts of the tuning mechanism
as shown in the diagram.
This should be done at least once a year, or as
needed.
* The illustrations on this page show a pedal timpani of the
TP-6200 series.
Points of lubrication
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Before Using The Pedal Timpani
Your Yamaha pedal timpani is equipped with a plastic head carefully mounted and tuned
(adjusted to a note) at the factory, and thus can be used after setup immediately. However,
new heads will tend to stretch gradually during shipping and storage, resulting in a tuning
deviation when you receive the instrument. Therefore, please perform the steps below to
restore the tuning to the factory setting prior to shipment:
1 The area between the kettle edge and the inner
circle of the counter hoop is called the collar.
Please make sure that the width of this collar is
uniform, as shown in the illustration titled “Correct”.
Kettle
edge
Wrong
Counter
hoop
Correct
Kettle
edge
If the collar is not uniform (illustration titled
“Wrong”), keep the heel of the pedal fully depressed as shown in Fig. C, and align head and
hoop as shown in the illustration titled “Correct”.
Counter
hoop
Collar Collar
2 Make sure that the end of the wire tube is not
disengaged from the adjuster of the tuning indicator as shown in Fig. A. If it is disengaged,
insert it into the adjuster as shown in Fig. B.
3 If the heel of the pedal is fully lowered as in Fig.
C, proceed with step 5.
If the pedal position is as shown in Fig. D or the
toe of the pedal is fully lowered, perform step
first.
Fig. C
Fig. D
4
4
Fig. B
Wire tube
Adjuster
Fig. A
Caution
Never put your hands etc. under the
pedal.
4 Fully depress the heel of the pedal as shown in
Fig. C. Hold the pedal in this position, as it will
return otherwise.
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