#135

The piano had a loose key, a non-working key and cracked left end cap. All that was fixed.

[@TheDefpom]

Nice fixes.

[@laoluu]

Stage equipment has to take a lot of beating. A canvas bag is not enough, flight case is a must, if it is moved around from show to show. Otherwise it will not last long. Despite the good repair.

[@SzymekCRX]

Perfect! Greetings from Poland

[@SuperWave86]

Great 👍 repair 👨‍🔧 video! More Keyboard repair videos!

[@ray_gannon]

Nice to hear the C major 7th to end with!

[@BakotoyWalker-bs7pi]

Were are your location i have YPG 525 model yamaha key board stop working

[@amakhis]

Hello ! May you help me on were to focus for my RD700 not working anymore ? All was working fine, my son was playing on it. He told me: "dad listen to the strange sound" It was like if previous sounds he had played was still earable in the headphones. Like if sustain pedal was ON. Whatever. I have switched to the piano sound to reset= until then no more sound from my piano oO ! I have tried, with amplified speakers: still no sound. I have done a factory reset and reboot: no fix. I have plugged back my headphones. By turning the master volume on max, I can ear the little round sound of the max volume applied. (I mean min to max to min volume: I can fell that power is applied on sound...) Would you have any idea on what I should focus to try and fix it ? (I have some study in electronics, so maybe I could change some capacitors myself... but I wanted to ask you if you could help ;)

[@elimg.3684]

I have a roland 300sx with a strange problem. When for example an a key is pressed, the a# next to it refuses to play or is very loud with random timing. this also happen for d and d# and skips octaves. I'd love to get it working again, but I bet it involves some chip that is hard to source.

[@BakotoyWalker-bs7pi]

Were are your location I have issues with my yamaha Ypg 525 use to work after the reopace capacitor and rebbon now it did stop

[@AbrahamAbignale]

Love seeing it work again. Good simple repair.

[@joelnoles4530]

I know this is a long time ago but how do you disconnect the flat white cable from the pcb board

[@feedback-loop]

just pull them out

[@jp040759]

For very strong bonds I use super glue and sprinkle baking soda on it. It makes an extremely strong bond and you can build it up to make a strong supporting layer of material. I make fillets and rounds for support too. You can shape with files and sanding to get final specific shape you need. Nice job!!!!

[@RagedContinuum]

ive used that on an old embossing label-maker and had to do it twice after it snapped the first time

[@jp040759]

@@RagedContinuum Reinforce it with fiberglass maybe or some other fibre cloth. Building it up with multiple layers also. Each application requires dedicated tactic. It is definitely tough stuff.

[@jazzzman1000]

Thanks for your videos. I have a Roland RD-2000. Then end cap top has become loose and is now vibrating when I play the keys. I believe it's just a matter of loose screws. I removed the 3 bottom screws underneath and can pry the bottom side up, but the outside seems to be held in by screws that are inaccessible. Is there a service manual that explains disassembly? I'm trying to avoid having to remove all the bottom screws if possible. Can you advise?

[@DeadKoby]

Good work as always. Fortunately this wasn't a frustrating project.

[@pierreparadis9626]

Nice job! I have this Piano and it is still working absolutely fine!

[@SDS-1]

That has a lot of parts😱

[@ydonl]

So much simpler if it only had six keys! :)

[@danielmelendrez1616]

@@ydonl still too many for regueaton crap _music_

[@daffyduxxx]

You can never have too many clamps 😊

[@jdmccorful]

Nice work. Thanks for the look!