How to "Fix" the rattling noise on your Numa X Piano ( maybe Nord too) and TP110 mechanism Show-off

As you noted I put Fix between quotes, that is because there is nothing to fix, there is nothing wrong with the keybed of your Numa's Fatar Keybed, the only thing to fix is your OCD, that needs to be put on check buddy.
That noise comes from the contact of plastic to plastic because the grease has been displaced towards the sides in the some of the non critical parts of the mechanism.

[@TheTomkittelkey]

Thanks for the video. I hope that in future it will be possible to set the keyboard velocity sensitivity for each preset and not just globally. Yamaha has solved this very well with the YC keyboards. For example, the EPianos can be played much better with the soft setting, while the acoustic pianos are too shrill with the soft setting and so on.

[@jjptech]

I hope so too. I would love to have more control on each of the parts of the different instruments. Like independent velocities, I remember their older SL midi controllers had a PC app that was even able to draw a custom curve on the screen and then apply that to each independent zone.

[@pianobis777]

Great video man! Thank you very much. Just an observation, you could have show how to apply the grease. I hope I put it correctely

[@jjptech]

I didn't want to disassemble more.
You can find how to put the grease in my previous SL73 fix video at minute 1:26

[@amitev]

Hello Jesus, thanks for sharing! Flat cable = ribbon cable.

[@RadekPilich]

23:47 Have you had a chance to look at the power button? Would it be easy to do to wire in an extension and move that button to the front of the keyboard (or to the side or elsewhere) to make it easily accessible? I have the keyboard in a keyboard drawer and struggle with the power button at the back every time I want to play.

[@jjptech]

As far as I was able to see is a simple 2 pin temporary switch, but to be honest I didnt dig too much into the connectors