Inspection
Tuners are checked for wear, binding, missing parts, and mechanical issues.
Restore smooth, reliable operation without replacing the tuners that belong on your instrument. When tuners become stiff, slip, or bind, the instrument becomes harder to play and harder to trust. In most cases, the original tuners are still the best tuners for the job. They simply need proper service.
Tuners should turn smoothly, stop where you expect, and stay there. When they do not, tuning becomes slow and unpredictable.
Many replacements change the feel of the instrument, require modification, or compromise originality. In most cases, the original tuners are still the right choice; they simply need proper service.
Each tuner is inspected, cleaned, adjusted, and tested before it’s returned.
Tuners are checked for wear, binding, missing parts, and mechanical issues.
Dirt, corrosion, and old lubricant are removed where appropriate.
Components are serviced and adjusted for smoother, more predictable movement.
Tuners are checked before return shipment.
From order to return shipment, here’s what to expect.
Choose the service and submit your contact information.
Carefully pack and send your tuners to the shop.
Tuners are cleaned, adjusted, serviced, and tested.
Your tuners are shipped back ready for installation.
Answers to common questions before you place your order.
Yes. Most tuner issues can be evaluated and serviced, especially stiffness, slipping, binding, and degraded movement.
If a tuner cannot be repaired, the reason will be explained before additional work continues.
If you’re in Alaska, Hawaii, or outside the U.S., return shipping is calculated at checkout.
No. Please remove and ship only the tuners unless instructed otherwise.
Guitar and mandolin tuners can be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Start your repair order here. If you are unsure what type of tuner you have, contact us before placing your order.