Hello.
I've been snooping around the web for a solution to my problem, but couldn't find one.
I own a Korg Triton Le 76, and recently, due to this synth's age, some keys started "wearing out", in other words, when I strike a key, no sound will come out.
It happened to me once already, and was able to send it to the shop to repair, and pay about 50 €. Now I have two more busted keys...and I don't really feel like paying 50€ each time this happens. What seems to be the issue and how can it be fixed DIY?
Triton LE Key Repair
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- michelkeijzers
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You mean the keys are broken or just not sounding? In the last case, consider:
- cleaning dirt under the keys (open the case, might void your warranty though)
- check if the electrical lines/cables are intact
- cleaning dirt under the keys (open the case, might void your warranty though)
- check if the electrical lines/cables are intact

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I would first try to clean it ... if you are a bit careful, it might prevent bringing it to a repair center.

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