and write back to let everyone know how it went. Remember, everything is made to be taken apart to be repaired. There were no manuals, I just took my time. I bought a Jeep Wagoneer back in 1985 and there were so many rattles, I wound up taking the entire dashboard out and stuffing foam in to stop the noise. I _always_ take everything apart when I buy something new. If you find this daunting, consider video taping the entire process and play the tape backwards if you need help putting it back together.īelieve me, it will not be as difficult as you think. If you feel uncomfortable doing the work yourself have a friend help you two heads are usually better than one. You won't find a book that explains which screws to remove, it's basically using a little common sense. FETs Transistors Voltage Regulators Jacks. Roland Displays DIY Kits Encoders Fader & Slider Caps Gears & Pulleys ICs. I've opened my A-80 and just spent a few minutes removing a lot of screws. Revox Replacement Bulbs Buttons Connectors Cooling Fans Displays. Opening up the keyboard is also not difficult.

there are only so many possibilities to get at that battery. Problem start after replacement baterry CR2032, there is no sound anymore. There might be a small plastic assembly that slides off. Sometimes there is a screw holding a cover, other times there might a piece of metal under tension holding it place. There are only a few ways of keeping the battery itself in place so it doesn't move and you only have to spend a few minutes at the most figuring out how to remove some kind of clamp that holds the battery. Try replacing the battery yourself, it is not difficult.

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