Roland Sticky Keys: A solution to the problem

****SAFETY FIRST****
This method involves using caustic soda - the ultimate care must be taken not to get this on your skin, eyes, or let pets anywhere near it..
As such, I can bear no responsibility or liability for any injuries sustained by using caustic soda.
Older Roland keyboards do suffer an issue where the glue that holds the weights in on the keys gradually decomposes and drips all over the underside of the keys, resulting in stuck keys, either up or down, and adjacent keys going down together. Not good. Thankfully there is a solution at hand…
This tutorial involves a VK-7 Hammond Clone. A fantastic keyboard, and with 26 years of service, it’s become a musical companion over the years..
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[@edzielinski]

Excellent. It's great to see top quality equipment like that being treated with respect and care, and kept alive to play another day!

[@brudgerfrudger2174]

500 g + 10 litres = will check that dude. |Thanks for nice and tidy tip

[@smiljanicn]

Did this with my JD800, added new weights but its not as before imho.