How to put your harmonica back together

[@531katie]

The first video that has helped me at all. Thank you. I don't know what possessed me to take apart my harmonica one night to clean it but I have since bought another one in a different key (G) which I don't like as much as my spec 20 in C ... because I can't get this one back together. The problem is I can't get the casing screws to stay in. It's like they should've come with washers and I must've lost them because the screws on the silver case things go right through to the other side so I missing something but yours is the best so far thank you so much

[@tubejim101]

Thank you.

[@Zen-cc6ij]

Note to self… start saving up for a new harmonica.

[@aanglero]

Thanks for your post and your time. It helped a great deal

[@tubejim101]

+Freddy Anglero Glad it helped out.

[@Ur0n]

Thanks a lot friend, great video (Y).

[@tubejim101]

Thank you

[@sarahbelle909]

Great vid! Thanks :)

[@suecurran482]

Great video but how do you get those little fittings over the screws once you get the poked through the holes? They are TINY! And difficult. Help!

[@tubejim101]

Sue Curran You mean the two outer end ones?

[@suecurran482]

tubejim101 Yes, those are the ones. I am having a bear of a time with mine.

[@tubejim101]

Sue Curran Hope this helps:kzbin.info/www/bejne/moO1foWlbbuGrMU

[@lunapotter31]

nice video! but I've got a question, how do you tell apart the blow reed from the draw ones, and where do they go?

[@tubejim101]

Large reeds on left. Reeds face in the direction of the air flow. The part of the reed that can move, is the air exit end. Reeds that have the exit end away from you, are blow. The reeds that have the exit end towards you, are the draw.