Yamaha PSR E353 keyboard disassembly repair - keys rubber contact

[@odayalasali1408]

I had a little tick in a key and I just fixed mine u made it a lot easier thanks dude

[@tilenjk02]

Where to buy a new key for this keyboard. B flat under c3 broke, i need a new one. Where?

[@bogmanbogman]

All of my e and b flat keys dont work on every single octave, i looked under the pads and cleaned everything and they still dont work got and suggestions?

[@daveubana7661]

got same problem. pls help us

[@oscarmelgarb]

Ive got the same problem with all A keys , did You find a way to solve it? Thanks

[@mejhon6592]

I hear bot all the keyboarda can be fix just by clean it some can some do not

[@BabaSuku]

Change the panel

[@ps.jedidiahatia6968]

Where can I get the rubbers to buy

[@the8-bitnerd712]

How do I unsnap the white wire connectors...i can't get them to cone undone

[@ashishtirkey3212]

Sir mera yamaha psr 353 model ka number key sahi se kam ny kr rha h solve me

[@sesha3209]

Sir in my Yamaha e463 keyboard some keys are not working.so i clean the dust from the keyboard still it is not working,so i remove the keys and press the rubber strip it working but after the keys are fixed ,again it is not working.i think some fault in key contact circuit.what shoud i do please give the solution

[@BabaSuku]

This is good brother

[@audunjemtland8287]

What is it that makes the circuit board conductive in the first place?

[@OndrejPopp]

Copper. But if you mean the switch contacts, people use carbon from a pencil for that, see for example here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKPUmYOal8mBZ6M

[@audunjemtland8287]

@@OndrejPopp Yes the contact points.Thanks man. I've seen people use aluminum foil as well, does that conduct?

[@OndrejPopp]

@@audunjemtland8287 Yes Aluminum is a conductor as well. See here en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electrical_conductor#:~:text=In%20physics%20and%20electrical%20engineering,metal%20are%20common%20electrical%20conductors. There is also a link to other materials on that page as well, but those mentioned directly on that page, Silver, Gold,Cupper and Aluminum are the most common ones, and also carbon of course from the pencil or 4.5 V battery. In theory you can use whatever you like as long as it is a conductor. So people use aluminum foils to fix the contacts as well, but I do not find that that practical.. First you need to cut the aluminum foil into small strips and glue it over the contacts... Then if the strip falls off it may short something else inside which could damage the keyboard.. So I would go for the pencil solution... or order new rubber contact strips, like in the other videos.

[@rogermielke1956]

@@OndrejPopp 0:56

[@OndrejPopp]

@@rogermielke1956 0:56? Yes and? What is your point?

[@rutvikchaudhari2579]

Hello kya yamaha psr 230 ka motherboard mil sakta hai ??

[@prasenjitroy4431]

what your keyboard problem?

[@erudrickpathfinders1853]

Most of the keys are not working even after applying some pencil carbon

[@mldocgibbs2960]

I have a loose key. It wobbles. Still plays, but shifts (2 Bb below middle C). Also DC connection not working, new batteries put in but no power when I press power button). No problem with AC connection. Any help out there for Yamaha PSR E363?

[@અલ્પેશઠાકોર-જ5ખ]

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[@whatisthisllb8404]

Thank you

[@silvestorsostolovoi4490]

Отвертку надо было еще длинней взять.

[@jdiddz430]

I have same probleme in yamaha a2000

[@aarondelo5892]

damn, a whole drill

[@davidakofficial98]

One rubber send me please

[@accordeonistby]

СУХОЙ ПАЛОЧКОЙ ПРОТЕРЛИ?

[@josapmopada89]

Rubbbarpadcost

[@vishaldancer6658]

Yamaha keyboard rubber price police moment