How to fix dead notes on electric guitar

How to Fix Dead Guitar Frets?

1. Put the index finger on the first string, which is the smallest string, at the first fret, and pluck the note. ...
2. Put the block of wood on the subsequent higher fret above the dead fret, just near the smallest string. ...
3. Resolve the note at the dead fret.

1. How do you fix dead frets on an electric guitar?
2. Why am I getting dead notes on guitar?
3. What do you do with dead notes on a guitar?

How do you fix dead frets on an electric guitar?

Place the block of wood on the next higher fret above the dead fret, just beside the smallest string. Tap on the block of wood three times with the hammer to drive the fret down. Pluck the note at the dead fret. If the note is still dead, tap the wood block again until the note sounds clearly.

Why am I getting dead notes on guitar?

If the entire string is dead (I'm assuming you've changed strings) it's likely a worn saddle or nut. If it's just one note, it could be a worn saddle, nut, or worn fret. Or, your action might be set too low. In any case, take the guitar to a reputable guitar store.

What do you do with dead notes on a guitar?

To play a dead note, rest two or more fingers from your left hand on a string. (Be sure not to press the string to the fingerboard, though.) Then strike that string with your right-hand index or middle finger. The result is a non-pitched thud.