Piano Life Saver System Fill Instructions

Materials Needed

Steps

    • Green Light: System is working properly.

    • Yellow Light: Water level is low and needs refilling.

    • Red Light: Pads need replacement (contact a technician).

    • Fill with distilled water. If using distilled water, add a capful of PAD Treatment or 1/4 cup of tap water.

    • For upright pianos, find the tube near the humidifier tank.

    • For grand pianos, find the flexible tube along the piano rim.

    • Insert the watering can spout into the tube.

    • Slowly pour water until the can is empty. Repeat if there are two tanks.


    • Wait a few minutes to ensure the yellow light turns off. Add more water if needed.

    • Wipe any spills with a clean cloth.

    • Secure the watering tube back in place.

How to fill your Piano Lifesaver System

Maintenance Tips

  • Check and refill water every two weeks.

  • Maintenance checks will be done at your annual tuning.

Why use distilled water?

  1. Prevents Mineral Buildup: Distilled water is free from minerals and impurities found in tap water, which can accumulate and cause blockages or damage to the humidifier system.

  2. Extends System Life: By avoiding mineral deposits, distilled water helps prolong the life of the humidifier pads and heater bar, reducing the need for frequent replacements.

  3. Maintains Optimal Performance: Using distilled water ensures the system operates efficiently, maintaining consistent humidity levels that protect your piano from damage.

  4. Reduces Maintenance: With fewer impurities, distilled water minimizes the risk of corrosion and other issues, making maintenance easier and less frequent

These benefits help keep your Piano Life Saver System functioning effectively, ensuring your piano remains in excellent condition.