Belle Harbor, NY

Organ Rebuilding Process (Slideshow)

Before 01) Pedal Bourdon before releathering and rewiring Before 02) Another view of Pedal Bourdon Before 03) Pedal Bourdon ducts and pipes Before 04) 8' Diapason and old tuning ladder Before 05) Reservoir and duct before releathering Before 06) Original Kimball action Before 07) Original blower in separate room Console before 01) Bass end Console before 02) Treble end Console before 03) Outdated components Console before 04) Original pedalboard Console before 05) Original internal console components Console before 06) Removing console components Console Rebuilding 01) Stripping console Console Rebuilding 02) Restoring the side panel Console Rebuilding 03) Treble side panel restoration Console Rebuilding 04) Finishing the sides Console Rebuilding 05) Restoring the pedalboard Console Rebuilding 06) Console near completion Console Rebuilding 07) Finished panels Console Rebuilding 08) New tracker touch keyboards Console Rebuilding 09) Crescendo and Swell pedal box, new toe studs wired Console Rebuilding 10) New thumb pistons installed Console Rebuilding 11) New components installed Console Rebuilding 12) Final console wiring Console Rebuilding 13) Testing new components Organ rebuilding 01) Releathering the main reservoir Organ rebuilding 02) New corners in place Organ rebuilding 03) Interior of reservoir Organ rebuilding 04) Releathered reservoir in place and new duct Organ rebuilding 05) New wiring Organ rebuilding 06) Peterson ICS-4000 cages Organ rebuilding 07) New wiring and repaired pipes

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Saint Francis de Sales Belle Harbor, NY   1937 Kimball Opus # 7174 II/7

Pipe organ rebuilt, tuning and maintenance by Elsener Organ Works, Inc.