Suzuki MDG-100 Assembly Manual

Brand: Suzuki

Model: MDG-100

Type: Assembly Manual

Suzuki MDG-100, the Micro Digital Grand Piano, brings the authentic grand piano experience to your home. With its sleek design and advanced digital technology, the MDG-100 offers a wide range of features to enhance your musical journey. Its high-quality sound system delivers rich, nuanced tones, while the weighted keys provide a natural playing feel. Whether you're a seasoned pianist or just starting out, the MDG-100 is the perfect choice for your musical aspirations. Explore the limitless possibilities of digital piano technology and immerse yourself in the joy of playing.

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Assembly

Guide

The Name You Know

Micro Digital Grand Piano

MDG-100

1. Unpacking YoUr new grand piano

The diagram below shows how your piano is packaged:

Legs

Pedal assembly

Bench

Box for legs, pedal assembly,

pedal support rods and bench

Piano

Master Box

AC Power cord, polish cream and

cloth

2. Unpacking piano Legs and pedaL assembLY

A. Piano Leg and Lyre Carton:

Remove the Leg and Pedal Assembly Box (the top box) from

the Master Piano Carton.

B. Carefully Handle the Piano Parts

• Carefully slit the tape and open the box as – shown.

• Lift out all the parts inside this box and gently remove the protective

plastic covering. Set aside on a soft surface.

• You are handling the high gloss lacquer finish during this procedure.

Be careful not to scratch or hit these parts against each other or let

them come in contact with any other items.

C. Parts and Pieces:

After you have completed unwrapping everything, here is what you should have:

3 Piano Legs 1 Accessory Cord

1 Pedal Assembly 1 Bag of Hardware:

Piano Bench (includes 4 legs with fastening hardware) 8 - Tapped Screw 4 x 10 (Brass)

2 Brass Support Rods 8 - Bolt M8X45

1 Wrench and Screwdriver 8 - Washers

1 Power Cord

3. remove The piano From The piano box

4. remove The pLasTic cover

B. Stand your piano upright on a soft, scratch free surface such as a blanket or plush carpet

Carefully stand the piano upright as shown in the diagram

IMPORTANT!

One person must hold the piano as indicated, while the

other person attaches the legs and pedal assembly.

IMPORTANT!

One person must hold the piano while the other person removes the

plastic cover.

Please note that the plastic cover does not need to be completely

removed. At this time we just need to remove it from the bottom of

the piano so that we can attach the legs and pedal assembly.

A. Remove the Piano from the Master Carton:

Remove the Leg and Pedal Assembly Box from the Master Piano Carton and Place in an upright position.

Use two people to lift your new Piano out of the carton

and place on a soft surface such as carpet or a blanket.

Please be careful as you lift as the piano is heavy.

A. Plastic Cover:

• Tear the plastic covering away from the piano bottom as

shown.

• It is not recommended you use a knife or sharp object to

remove the plastic. You are very close to the high gloss finish

at this stage of unpacking.

A. Assembly Positions:

You will see the following areas

on the bottom of your piano:

1. Right Piano Leg Position

2. Pedal Assembly Position

3. Left Piano Leg Position

4. Back Piano Leg Position

5. iPod Docking Station

6. Pedal Cable Jack Connection

7. Connections Jack Box

8. Speakers

9. A/C Power Chord Input

10. Serial Number Tag

5. aTTaching The Legs To The piano

IMPORTANT!

One person must hold the

piano as indicated, while the

other person attaches the legs

and pedal assembly.

B. Install the Top Leg: Install the Leg at

the top of the piano:

• Take one of the piano legs and line it up to the leg

holes.

• Use the long bolts and washers in bag

• Loosely thread both bolts and washers in the

threaded lugs. Then tighten completely.

• Again, be careful not to push the piano over when

attaching the legs and pedal assembly.

• Handle the high gloss lacquer finish carefully.

• Do not install the piano leg at the bottom of the

piano at this point.

5. aTTaching The Legs To The piano (conTinUed)

C. Tighten the Bolts:

Tighten both bolts using the provided tool.

D. Install the Back Leg:

Install the back piano leg in

position. Use the same procedure

as the first leg installation.

• So far you have attached 2 of the

3 legs. This is correct. The third leg

will be attached later.

6. pedaL assembLY aTTachmenT

A. Pre-Pedal Assembly:

• Tighten the knob on the bottom

of the pedal assembly clockwise

as shown, until it is as close to the

pedal board as--possible.

• After your piano has been placed

in its final position, these 2 knobs

will be adjusted down to stabilize

the pedals.

IMPORTANT!

• Remember! It is important

that one person hold the

piano while the other

person performs the

installation functions. Be

careful not to push or

pull the piano over while

installing these parts.

B. Pedal Assembly Preparation:

• Locate the 2 support rods

• The ends of these rods have 2 different angles. One angle

is very gentle, the other is more sharp.

• Using the gentle angle, attach the 2 supporting rods using

the brass screws with screwdriver to the back of the pedal

assembly as shown. Tighten but do not over tighten, just

tighten securely.

C. Pedal Assembly Attachment:

The pedal assembly attaches to the threaded lugs as shown

above. Thread the bolts with washers into the lugs and

tighten.

When you have finished tightening the pedal assembly,

there may be a space between the 3 pedal rods and the top

of their 3 square position holes. This is normal. They do not

fit tightly against the piano bottom.

D. Attach the pedal support rods to the piano bottom with

the remaining 4 brass screws. Find the pre-drilled holes on

bottom of the piano as shown in the diagram above.

E. Attach the pedal cable to the pedal cable socket on the

bottom of the piano. See diagram above for location of

pedal cable socket. When plugging in this cable please do

not force it as it will insert correctly when the holes are lined

up properly.

7. pedaL assembLY aTTachmenT (conTinUed)

8. insTaLLing The LeFT Leg

A. Use a pillow or make a thick pad by fold-

ing a blanket or quilt in quarters. Place it so the

pedal assembly will land on it. Using 2 or 3 per-

sons, lift the piano and pivot onto the pad.

B. With one person holding the piano in

position,go under the piano and install the final

leg as shown, Finally, using two people, lift the

piano and remove the thick pad.

Pedal Cable Socket

Tapped Screws

9. posiTioning YoUr new grand piano

WARNING:

When positioning the piano in your home

carry it to the final position.

WARNING: DO NOT PUSH PIANO!

This may cause the legs to break!

A. Adjust the Pedal Feet:

With your piano placed in its final position, reach

under the pedal box and adjust the pedal foot

down to firmly contact the floor by turning the

knob counter clockwise as shown.

B. Install the Power Cord:

Install the power cord into its receptacle on the bottom left

of the piano.

• Connect the male end to an appropriate wall receptacle.

• Please refer to the piano owner’s manual for piano

operation.

Please Note: for cosmetic reasons you may wish to attach the pedal cable to

the bottom back of the pedal assembly and the top of the piano, using the

included black plastic clips.

C. Hiding the Pedal Cable Using Supplied Black Plastic Clips

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