Interesting video - congratulations on the repair. I suspect that another problem that may arise with equipment of this age is the electrolytic capacitors - it is best to preemptively replace all of them so that they do not spill and cause more damage in the future....
You should have used solder wik that sucks the solder up. That way you could have replaced the LCD's in a flash. even if they where not defective. But you also should have removed all those wires prior to that. to prevent all that damage. These displays almost never fail, it's the wiring or the drivers (IC's)
Loving these videos man!
great vid. Incredible that the buttons work. I find old synths with sticky buttons so often
Interesting video - congratulations on the repair. I suspect that another problem that may arise with equipment of this age is the electrolytic capacitors - it is best to preemptively replace all of them so that they do not spill and cause more damage in the future....
I agree. In this case I believe both the caps and voltage regulators had been previously replaced by the last owner. But yeah, great advice!
You should have used solder wik that sucks the solder up. That way you could have replaced the LCD's in a flash. even if they where not defective. But you also should have removed all those wires prior to that. to prevent all that damage. These displays almost never fail, it's the wiring or the drivers (IC's)