Did everything go smoothly? 
Of course not. 

There are always challenges during an installation. Some of the adjustments needed are shown in the following list:
(from February of 2004)

• Tremolos are noisy – they make a distracting
  clunking sound
• Corneta Magna VII – toe boards are too wobbly –
  all 8 legs need extra bracing
• Need door handles on the inside of all four Positiv
  doors and Swell box doors
• Diagnose and fix all leaks throughout the entire
  organ
• Wind noise through the wood ducts is amplified –
  add some felt on main ducts
• Pedal Flute 16' wind is inadequate – still not good
  in lower notes
• 32' Violonbasse has 2 or 3 pipes requiring regulation
  and retuning – only Stefan can reach them
• Cords for the electric motors in the bench are
  unsightly – change to beige color wire or reroute
• Repair dent in remote console bench seat

• Reed pipe resonance tubes do not have corresponding holes in racks – bring drawings and check
• Swell and Llamada louvers work quietly and effectively, but the Positiv ricochets and creates
  a disturbance.
• This audible sonic "bump" occurs due to the burst of sound allowed by the opening of the louvers.
  It may require a baffle or an adjustment of the armature. 
• Check all sliders for quick movement. Positiv Unda Maris slider motor is slow to engage.  Great Chimney Flute slider is unreliable.
• All tracker action needs adjustment. Overall, the action is relatively heavy and ungainly.
• Stefan is experimenting with a revised square geometry.
• Key touch on main console is still uneven and too heavy.  It will be improved with adjustments.
• On the Swell and Positiv, there are many cyphers (extraneous tones produced by wind leaks) that come and go.
• Trompeta de Los Angeles chest has bouncing notes.
• Llamada stop is not on correct pressure – must be 17.7" as requested.
• Llamada chest needs one more round of magnet adjustment as sometimes there are dead notes.