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Thanks! This was helpful in diagnosing the problem. I've tried 'vaseline plus': glycerine in the sun for a day and its soft as. We'll see how long it lasts.

thanks, this helped

THANKYOU

Thanks for sharing. I am looking at a cheap SP170S with the same issues. Your analysis is very useful.

Thank you so much for this. Bought what i thought was a busted kit for $10 in a garage sale and only needed a factory reset and this hi hat pedal fix to get it back to playable

It seems Korg UK are no longer prepared to supply such components to the customer. Only approved third-party service techs will be able to obtain them.

Hi, I have the same piano, but the cloth on the speakers is torn. Would you think it's easy to replace?? thank you!

Thanks! My son's old Korg had 6-7 dead or wonky keys. I bought a set of replacement silicone contact strips for $50, and I was able to get almost all of them working again. It now has 87 out of 88 working keys, plus one extra screw left over 🤣. I know exactly where it goes, but I'm not taking out the other 30 screws again just to put this one back.

Thank you, Skoopsy, for showing what part of the pedal was the culprit. It is much appreciated.

you dont even need a single spout if you just unscrew the double one .

Thank you so much for this demo, it's made playing on my TD-11 so much more satisfying after owning it for 8 years. Love how Roland appear to have designed this kit for simple, inexpensive fixes

This worked perfectly. I took my sp170s apart as in the video. I purchased 7 of rhe rubber contacts from Korg for $40 Canadian. Be careful when replacing the keys. If the strip moves even slightly it won't work. I suggest keeping the wiring connected when putting the keys back to test if they are working.before screwing it all back together.

Hi... I bought a Korg B2 renewed in amazon, the left speaker sounds like if the speaker is broken but as soon as i press the top part of the case that sounds disappear, maybe a cable is trought the speaker cone and thats why is making that noise... Do you think is hard to fix it?

Does the same go for donner drums? I got mine yesterday the minute I turned it off and turned it back on it wasn't working and I barley used it just curious thats all

Thanks !!! This fixed my issue, I was doubting on the fact my cable wasn't working, but nah t'was just this super hard piece! I put it in hot water 3 mins and it softened. I waited for my boiled water to cool down until I could put my fingers in it without burning myself and it was sufficient

Tank you very much! I’ll try it tomorrow with my old Gaggia 😊

My main d & e are dead. I can now in the highest pitch keys. Everything sound wierd af.😂

Anyone have any ideas on why I am not seeing any differences? I thought I did everything right, but no matter how many counter clock wise turns I do, it still reads 13 bar.

woow, amazing!! I'm s proud that I even found out what the problem was thanks to your video. I put some lotion on it :D now it works again for a bit and if not I know I can just replace it with the rubber thing which is much cheaper than buying the whole pedal. thank you so much!

I wonder how it feels to be caterized as an Anglo Saxon?

I'm guessing my selecta not having an OPV will not work

Oh my God I was just looking for fixing dead keys in general but that's MY EXACT PIANO

I have two dead keys. I opened the keyboard, but now I have a problem with putting on the new rubber. How did you do that??

Respectfully. You standing a pressurized filter basket system and you mod your machine. I hope by now you have realized that you need a proper portafilter basket. First things first.

Guys even easier fix! Just got my kit out the loft had same problem. Scratching my head and thought about boiling water then stuck the rubber actuator it in the microwave for 5 seconds sorted 👌🏻Works better than before.

Thank you, Mr Skoopsy! Very clear video with money-saving information :D This is my 5000th liked video, and it's a worthy one!

I saw someone on here post about another video with an eraser fix. It worked!!! I drilled a hole near the base of a latex(polymer is better) eraser that I got in a pack of 3 for $1.25 at the dollar store. The eraser is 2.3 inches long and you need one at least that size. I simply took out the screws on the bottom, removed the old actuator and slid the drilled latex eraser over the hole and laid across the sensor, then put the 6/7 screws back on and it worked like a charm!!!

Brilliant and extremely well done!

FFS all I wanted was a cup of coffee. I didn't want to take the day off work. 😂. Started spraying coffee all up the side of the fridge. Hardly even used. Utter crap imo.

Thanks for the video. The middle C key on my Korg B2 was sluggish to return to the top. Disassembly was just like yours, except it had a wiring harness on the left side and I couldn’t get that unplugged, so the cover had to be somewhat in the way for the whole process. All is well now.

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Fantastic! Thanks for the video - even cheaper version: I took the rubber actuator out, which was really stiff having not used it in a long while, and just kept bending it until it was really flexible again. Put it back, and it worked a treat! Thanks so much.

What kind of grease do I need and where to get it?

Saved me from buying yet another Gaggia part (9 bar spring)! Thank you very much for this vid! <3

I just tried a simpler version of this: Used a cross-headed / Phillips screwdriver to undo the seven screws on the underside, then it opened-up easily, being careful with the ribbon cable. I then took the rubber actuator out by hand and scraped any grease off the rubber onto the metal plate it was touching. I then popped the rubber actuator into hot (not boiling) water for a few minutes, dried it off, and reassembled. The pedal works perfectly... and if seizes up again, I'll either try the hot water trick again, or order the spare part.

thank you for this... additional tip for d.i.y. you can use a rubber eraser as temporary part.

Thank you very much! Just changed mine out following your video and it worked out perfect!

Hi thanks for your video 👍🏻 I am currently repairing an epoxy Webber mini fish on the nose , and after cleaning, sanding and then adding the resin with q cell, I noticed a pin hole in the resin that was leaking air bubbles. Even when dry and sanded to shape, there is still an open pin hole leaking air. I haven’t added cloth yet, so just wondering if you could offer advice? Cheers guys.

Yeah, isopropyl will wash off the carbon, use soapy water. That's what retro people have done on their keyboard membranes.

What part did you lube up? You say the silver bit but I don't see a silver bit where you are referencing.

I put mine in hot water for a couples minutes and it loosened right up. Thank you for the video though. It helped me understand what the problem was!

Wooow! Thanks genius!

2 years ago now but very useful thank you!!

Pro tip. Use a blade handle

It would be good to find a video showing how to really adjust this pedal. I've replaced sensor & actuator and still doesn't function properly.

I have this same keyboard but all the sudden I'm not getting the same amplitude out of each key for the same velocity pressed. Sometimes I hear almost nothing, then you press over and over and it gets louder. The keyboard is rarely used but is otherwise mostly used by the kids having fun on it but they don't hammer the keys nor has anything been spilled on it. You didn't really demonstrate what your issue was other than saying it's dead so I assume not working at all. Could I potentially have the same issue and fix as yours or is mine more of a circuit board issue considering it affects almost all of the keys (mostly the black keys)?

Thank you! Found this exact model on the curb- half the keys work but I love the sound. Super helpful video!

great video series you've put together here, i've just been through them all, thankyou, can i ask where you got all your upgrade parts from?? i know shades of coffee was mentioned did you get everything from there or use various other places as well??

I am unable to open my Korg B2, does anyone know how to open it?

I've tried the boiling water, and it's not a permanent solution. I took mine out and cut 3 slits in it about 1mm deep - end of problem.