How do you remove the piano from the long base (keeping the small legs)? Also, how do you remove it from those small legs?
1286967
I'm not sure which small legs you are referring to but to remove the piano from the base you unscrew the colored plastic bolts holding it on.
622499
Try using apple cider vinegar. (Braggs or another natural brand). We acquired a piano from a smoker's house and were able to remove the order completely by wiping it down with a diluted 50/50 vinegar on the outside and setting some containers of it on the inside of the piano to work over several months. It did a great job, but it does take some time for it to work. It does smell strongly of vinegar for a short time when you put it on. On wood paneling I'd wipe it on and then wipe it off so the moisture doesn't damage the wood.
514995
It doesn't appear so - I looked for some kind of screw you could take out but the keys are attached with a little silver thing that I can't see any way to detach. It gives a really lovely sound, though.
1594317
I don't know, i don't move mine since I have 2 monitors, the keyboard, mouse and some other small accessories on it. I think if you move it up and down it would be best to remove the items from the desk as you can only move one leg at a time unless you have someone help you.
561496
Not at all. There are three parts. The main piece and the two back legs. The two legs just snap in place. Easy! Know this though, once the legs are in place you can't remove them without breaking the small piece that snaps in place.
2230460
The try? It comes in two pieces. The music 'support' (top) and the the base (shaft and tripod legs) The tripod legs do not separate from the shaft. Hope this helps.
2266591
If you remove the legs you'll have a flat piece of plastic with an attached tray protruding about an inch up from the plastic plate. The legs slide easily off the wheels, and then you can unscrew the wheels and remove them too.
1520521
the legs are screwed into the base of the ottoman. Its ships with the legs attached but technically you can unscrew them.
2252736
If I remember correctly, the wheels had to go on after it was put together. Which would mean that you could leave them off. You might want to get some sort of rubber tip for each leg so the metal doesn't scratch the floor.
1793430
The Pure Fun unit is very difficult to take apart. The legs are held into place by friction with the outer ring. I leave mine up all the time.
527292
As you can see on the picture, the base of the lamp is a clip. It doesnot open up sufficiently to securely fasten on something thicker than about 1/4". I don't know where on the piano you can finc something to clip the lamp to. However, with a bit of ingenuity, you can always find a nice piece of metal that can be fastened on to the sheet music board which would then hold the lamp.
1374141
Yes it is easy to take the legs off and put them back on. Mine do not require any force to remove them like the previous poster. I've just lifted the entire top off and the legs come out. It is super light so you can take it with you when you travel.
1997358
Hello Anna. It's not the most portable thing. However, it is very easy to collapse the legs, and then move it around inside. There is a single bar keeping the legs apart, and when you unclick that you can bring the legs together. I've done this a couple of times to move it from downstairs to upstairs. I would not want to do that every day though, since its still pretty big.
827809
I actually am still using mine with an X-stand; I still have the stand the SP280 came with in the box- how high does it stand at? Probably one of my favorite pianos ever- I have not heard a better speaker system on a portable piano.
1164081
If you unscrew the seat off, you'll expose the top of the "shock cylinder" which is likely fully engaged at the top of the base. You'll need to hammer out (carefully!) the cylinder to separate it from the base. Depending on the use they have had, it may be that you need too much effort to get them unstuck. Good luck!
1756316
We had the same problem - it doesn't work at all. Finally just used an old violin music stand behind the piano and adjusted it to hold the music at the piano players height. Not beautiful, but it works.
2230461
The "shelf" of the stand can be removed from the rest of the stand, but that is all that is practical to remove. The legs are not meant to be removed.