orientation from Pa2x experts regarding button damage

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glaucotech
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orientation from Pa2x experts regarding button damage

Post by glaucotech »

First of all ...let me send my best regards to all of you.
Now to the point...I am not an experienced "do it yourself repairman" and unfortunately , somehow I pressed too hard on the "+ upper octave button" ...so hard that it is depressed permanently and a bit tilted to the + sign. My question is... what precautions should I take in order to not damage anything if I try to repair it. I am too far from a Korg Service center . I would like to have my otherwise perfect unit in shape , but I am afraid I could mess up the unit by my lack of experience and knowledge in the subject. Help is greatly appreciated.
Thank You
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Post by ast1356 »

you need some micro switch to change and Soldering iron and iron sucker and Solder wire .
you should open keyboards back and change it your self it is easy work.

I change my pa800 alone.

You can boy....

it is micro switch
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glaucotech
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Post by glaucotech »

Thanks. I will try it
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