Will it run after being flooded in a damp muddy barn? 1950's Hammond M3 organ.

these beasts seemingly run forever even in the worst of conditions. Sitting in a damp dirty barn for a decade waiting to be played.

[@sixtiesfan11]

Greetings from UK. We rescued an M100 from someone's garden that had been there who knows how long. We tipped the rainwater out of it, took it home and it played straight away. I've topped it up with Hammond oil which has improved things, but it does need a service to fix various faults. I recommend you have yours serviced so it plays like new. 😊

[@MickyRichards]

I forgot to mention that the percussion settings don't seem to work that well outside of slight volume changes. Also foldback is where the highest few drawbars don't sound on the highest 18 notes for the m3( I assume to cut costs). Some wanting to give it the full/fuller sound of the B3 will take on the tedious task of rewiring an M3 so the higher end has more oomph.

[@MickyRichards]

You have to do one thing! Proceeds to do more then one thing.