#131

This is a quick fix of yet another broken PCB track near a DC input jack.
Similar case: • #115 - Yamaha P-155 di...

[@mohsentabouna6401]

I love having daily doses of your videos ! you're awesome

[@alphabeets]

Those types of breaks are sometimes caused by the DC power jack not being fully inserted before it was soldered. The gap under the jack allows for the jack to be wiggled and thus the jack’s pins can push though the board and up on the solder pad and then the solder pad can break. Always desolder the jack and make sure it is sitting flush on the PCB. In your case, you could put a pad of glue under the jack to fill the space and hold it better.

[@lynxissiodorensis2319]

Nice touch using that reinforcement to prevent it from breaking again.

[@richardballinger517]

Got to love the simple ones. Nice one.

[@ProdigalPorcupine]

Stripped solid core LAN wires are so useful and very cheap! I've used loads over the years for repairs and prototyping.

[@PapasDino]

Love those easy fixes!

[@TheRadioShop]

Don't you love it when it is that easy? That was the first thing I thought of when you said it wouild not power up. Thanks for sharing.

[@ickipoo]

The hardest part was undoing and doing up 1000 screws!

[@evansfield]

This was incredibly helpful. Thank you!!

[@wolfunplugged]

thanks for that! for me as a musician the repair of musical instruments is always exciting! good that it was only a little defect!

[@andymouse]

You deserve an easy one !...cheers.

[@DeadKoby]

This is a level 1 repair that a rookie technician can do. Find something at a garage sale for cheap, and FIX IT!

[@worstuserever]

Always encouraged when I'm told a device is completely dead, likely the power supply path or power control circuitry and relatively simple. Don't mind a lot of screws, better than being held together with moulded tabs and such.

[@jdmccorful]

More work to get to problem then the fix. Thanks for the look.

[@staycurious3954]

What do you mean, I fly through screws with my DeWalt cordless driver...easy

[@unboxit1314]

That helped me thanks alot

[@MerlinMerlinL]

Clear and fast

[@jameslabs1]

Cool. Thanks

[@sanelleric6121]

Two years ago I've had the same exactly problem with this model. Bought it for bargain, repaired and sold for nice money.

[@user-gm4bc5jk6b]

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

[@rafaelroma1657]

Mine has both headphone jacks working only on one side. Is it easy to repair?

[@patrickkakos7292]

I have this model, the problem i have is the internal amplifier stopped working, it powers up and i can use it as a midi controller but there is no iternal sound generated from the unit, no sound from the head phones either, i tooki it apart to inspect but found no apparent issues like broken connection or burnned spots. Is ther anything i can do please help and thanks in advance. A google search found that this happens alot with these units just turn it on one day a it is silent

[@vastmuzic1]

Good job sir....pls i have the same piano, power comes on With Sound' but shortly after the sound goes off while the power stays on....can you help me fix it.?

[@favor4liv2008]

My p85 metronome just start on its own and the piano cease voice.... please what can I do?

[@faithite]

I have the P85. Can I separate the piano fom it's stand? This would allow me to use the piano anywhere.

[@feedback-loop]

of course, you can

[@sjn7220]

Sadly, if anyone else owned that keyboard it would’ve ended up in a landfill.

[@sandeepdhakar0356]

S,D,p⭐

[@sandeepdhakar0356]

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