Replacing CR2032 clock battery ???

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Replacing CR2032 clock battery ???

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Member smstome told me in OS 1.6 bug topic

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=77920

that I should replace CR 2032 battery for clock... How should I do that? Where is it inside Pa3x? Does anyone know?

I do not want to go to authorized service ,that is not an option.

Thank you all in advance.
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Clock Battery

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See the discussion at:

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... ht=#479154

There is a photo showing the battery location in that thread.
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Post by smstome »

you don't need to open the whole thing.

just open the left side panel and you will able to reach it and replace it.

i did it.
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OK,thank you for replying ;) I'll try ;)
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Post by Marcus2222 »

I'd like to look at my battery to see if has been replaced like they told me. Do I just unscrew the screws on the left side and it opens?

I called Korg about "ME looking at the battery" and the answer I got was "DON'T GO IN THERE......PERIOD!"

If I'm correct, no technician is going to know if I went in there and didn't touch anything but the battery? Korg said the second I open the case the warranty becomes invalid.

Technically (and legally) speaking, what has "opening the case" to maybe look inside have to do with invalidating a warranty?

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smstome wrote:you don't need to open the whole thing.

just open the left side panel and you will able to reach it and replace it.

i did it.
Can you explain a little bit more please?
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Post by smstome »

If you open the screws from this side , you will be able to remove the side plates.
then if you see inside you will be able to see the battery.
it is located in the upper half.

http://www.korg.com/uploads/Products/Pr ... 890000.png
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Post by Vex »

I must open the whole bard. I have 76 key version,can not reach it,it is too far inside :(
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Hi Vex , you Have to remove almost all black screws ... And two from each side white alen screws ... Those white screw is in the medle side , don't remove ... And two up corners Side black screws don't remove !!! If you didnt understand , tell me :)
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Post by Vex »

Thank you Lika, my friend! ;-) I have already done it :-) Silver screws are for the keyboard, I know;-) Mission accomplished, internal clock is running fine! ;-) Greetings to all and thank you all for useful tips! ;-) Cheers!
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