Trumpet Not Working After Oiling Valves at Jane Bernice blog

Trumpet Not Working After Oiling Valves. A quick solution to try for sticky valves after you have tried oiling them.as i say in the video if you are. The valves are too sticky. They try to blow into the trumpet, only to find that the air is blocked. A common mistake for young players occurs after they are finished oiling their valves. The trumpet can’t be blown. Play with better hand position (fingers push straight down, not sideways, no flat fingers) and you’ll probably see this. This is likely due to having placed the valve in backwards. This can occur if the oil has caused debris to loosen in the trumpet valve case. The valves are the part of the trumpet that most need regular maintenance. It can be fixed by pulling the valve back out and checking to ensure the number engraving is pointing in the direction of the mouthpiece. If the valve doesn’t slide out smoothly as usual, turn the trumpet upside down, remove the bottom cap and run warm water through the bottom of the casing for a couple minutes.

They try to blow into the trumpet, only to find that the air is blocked. Play with better hand position (fingers push straight down, not sideways, no flat fingers) and you’ll probably see this. A common mistake for young players occurs after they are finished oiling their valves. This can occur if the oil has caused debris to loosen in the trumpet valve case. If the valve doesn’t slide out smoothly as usual, turn the trumpet upside down, remove the bottom cap and run warm water through the bottom of the casing for a couple minutes. It can be fixed by pulling the valve back out and checking to ensure the number engraving is pointing in the direction of the mouthpiece. The valves are too sticky. A quick solution to try for sticky valves after you have tried oiling them.as i say in the video if you are. The valves are the part of the trumpet that most need regular maintenance. This is likely due to having placed the valve in backwards.

Care and Feeding of your Trumpet Cleaning and Oiling Your Valves YouTube

Trumpet Not Working After Oiling Valves Play with better hand position (fingers push straight down, not sideways, no flat fingers) and you’ll probably see this. The trumpet can’t be blown. A common mistake for young players occurs after they are finished oiling their valves. The valves are the part of the trumpet that most need regular maintenance. The valves are too sticky. It can be fixed by pulling the valve back out and checking to ensure the number engraving is pointing in the direction of the mouthpiece. A quick solution to try for sticky valves after you have tried oiling them.as i say in the video if you are. They try to blow into the trumpet, only to find that the air is blocked. This is likely due to having placed the valve in backwards. Play with better hand position (fingers push straight down, not sideways, no flat fingers) and you’ll probably see this. If the valve doesn’t slide out smoothly as usual, turn the trumpet upside down, remove the bottom cap and run warm water through the bottom of the casing for a couple minutes. This can occur if the oil has caused debris to loosen in the trumpet valve case.