Hello my Yamaha p71 sustain Port has completely stopped working. I have tried using different sustain pedals but they don’t seem to work on my Yamaha even though they work fine on my Casio. Any solution to this? It really does suck playing with ought it.

just another useless video

How do I fix a hammer? I need to replace one

You are freakin awesome dude thank you so much for sharing this with us! Hopefully I can get my loose keys running satisfactory to pass on to a student

I used this video to fix a Yamaha P45 I bought for £100 sold damaged because the entire bottom octave keys were jammed. It cost me nothing to fix. 66 screws out and back in and now skin missing off my fingers. Thank you so much for posting. There’s actually 8 screws holding the keyboard but the tip for marking them up was priceless. 🎉🎉🎉

My ribbon cable, the left (wide) one connecting bottom to top part of the piano, seems to be broken. One of the (27 I think) pins has rubbed off after I tried cleaning it from some mysterious dirt. I think I can replace the cable but I have not found it online to buy, anyone got any tips?

My p115 function button is hang. How do I fix it?

Great Video! How would you fix a Yamaha P71 that volume knob doesn't work and volume goes down to mute? thank you

You did a great job. On my P-125 a white key is broken (?). It snaps out and extends toward the pianist. I can snap it back in but then when I play it, the key pops back out. Do I need to go to eBay and buy a new octave (are they all the same) or do you think it's something I can glue back with the epoxy? If you were in South Texas I might pay you to fix it. I can't find anybody down here except the store where I bought it and they are busy with school band work.

Thank you so much. Fixed my P95

Omg I love you 😍 thanks for this

What if an entire octave has stopped working? Can this be fixed?

Can u tell me how to gain access to the volume control switch to replace? Thank you. Great job on the video!

This was extremely helpful, thank you so much!

Instead of epoxy, I suggest Scotch double sided cellophane tape. It is very strong but not permanent. Anyway when I found out Yamaha employed flexi-hinges for the P-125, I eliminated it from my selection. I only look for those DP with proper pivot pins. From what I could feel at the showroom, I suspected the new P-225 was also hinged. The keys felt pre-loaded.

"Oh, this key is giving me a weird tactile feedback, wonder if I can fix it myself" - So turn your piano upside down and unscrew the 58 scr- "To the repair shop it is"

Thank you for sharing!! 😊

Love this! 😂

Silicone grease would fix those 5 keys making no sound?

thank you so much for helping 🎉🎉🎉

thanks 🎉🎉🎉

Hi.good video.its helped me a lot.do u have any idea how to fix a power problem.got a P45 and it won't turn on.happens at random.cheers

Does this work with the p-115? My 2 highest g keys and 2 highest c# keys don’t make any noise when I play

thanks for video ! do you know if there is an internal battery ? my p45 does not save settings when restart

Had accidentally knocked over my P-71 and some keys were stuck. This video was crystal clear with all of the steps required to open the piano. I found that some of the metal rods had jumped out of their track causing the stuck keys. It was simple to push them back into place and that solved the problem. Absolute genius step to mark the screws with a Sharpie. Would have never thought to do that on my own. Thank you

Good job! 😊Bee Gees might have done a little better!

Fantastic, thanks!

One of the calmest and most accurate Tutorials on KZbin. Cleaning my Piano was so easy with this. Thank you!

Super helpful for opening the piano!!

Great video! Thanks for making the effort!

Hello, I greased my Yamaha p125 but the noise still persists, what is the reason? How to solve? Thanks

I really want to say: Thank you very much - for helping me to repair a Yamaha P-125 Keyboard! Only a Key was stuck, but I had to remove the > 56 screws - and - thanks you for giving the hint to mark the screws in the keyboard. THAT was helpful also!

Thanks

Hello friend, what if my P-125 has a stuck key that makes sound, but it locks down and it's hard to press, I have to lift it with my fingers, do you know what might be the cause of this? Greetings from mexico!!

Marking was really useful thanks'"

Great video!! Thank you!

I wanna thank you about this helpful video but really that's an excuse for me to say you have a very soothing voice and kinda sound like David Lynch.

Sounding great!

Thanks for sharing your ideas, I have exactly the same brand, YAMAHA (Digital Piano P-45). I've been using it for almost 2 yrs now. And I have a problem, recently, I notice that when I play some of the chords, there is an off-tune sound, it happened to the last piano I had before I bought this one. Would you pls help me in with that? Thank you, Nette

You really got me brother. 🤘🔥

Everyone else’s video is useless. You’ve described this in the perfect way. Thanks.

For some time now, when I touch the body (except for the wooden part) or when I hit the keys a little hard, my piano makes a sound like a marble. This issue gets worse when I hold the pedal and play music.(I tried even when the piano is turned off and there is no electric current in it, it still makes this sound). What is the problem? My piano model is clp725

This is incredibly helpful. At 4:42 I noticed the row of rubber membranes (I think?) that I assume are the velocity sensors. Is there a way to safely clean these? One of the white keys on my P45 has messed up velocity (not as responsive, sometimes is at full velocity even with the slightest touch). I also have a Yamaha Reface DX which has the same velocity issue on one of its keys. I'm wondering if it is a physical thing on both units or something that could be solved by correctly cleaning the velocity pads? Cheers

I'm sorry this doesn't really answer the question. The bottom number, if it's '4' is supposed to mean quarter note. But quarter of what? If the time signature is 7/4 how does it makes sense to have 7 quarter notes in a measure? Wouldn't that be 1 and 3/4 measures? The reality is, shockingly, that the bottom number CONVEYS ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION and is unnecessary. There is no difference between 7/4, 7/8, 7/16 or 7/29348928349839. It's 7 pulses (beats) per measure. Whether that is a "quarter note" or "eighth note" doesn't really mean anything since those measurements themselves only represent fractions of a measure which you are overriding with the number on top.

Extremely helpful - I was able to successfully fix my dislocated/stuck keys, and my 8 year old daughter helped as well. Great video and explanation!

How are the long term effects of using the lube you used? I'm struggling to decide which lube to buy.

It's an offense to have so many screws!

I don`t even have a piano, but here i am liking your video.

Thank you. Such a clear and well paced explanation.

Is there any help if the keyboard is sounding like you are pressing multiple keys? Sounds like the volume jumps with it too