Power socket/adaptor problem

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dochara
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Power socket/adaptor problem

Post by dochara »

Hello,

My Korg Krome won't power up and I feel that I may have damaged either the AC/DC socket in the workstation or the plug in the KA320 adaptor.

My question is - should one of them have a (male) pin in the middle and if so, which one? I'm not sure if I need to replace the socket or the plug.

Sorry if the question sounds a little stupid but while it was working, I never noticed.

Thank you.
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Post by voip »

The power connector in the Krome should have a central "male" pin.
dochara
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Post by dochara »

Ah! So that's my problem.

I'm grateful to you for replying to what to many would seem a frivolous question. =D>
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Post by voip »

Apologies. Having gone from memory, I was wrong. I now see that the Krome's power jack on the rear panel has a central insulated female power connector. It is the plug on the end of the lead from the mains PSU that has a rather thin central male pin to go into this. The M50 uses the same or similar connector. I had an issue with the M50 power cable where it goes into the plug. Wiggling the cable brought the power up intermittently. Might be worth checking with your Krome.
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dochara
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Post by dochara »

That's even better - it will be much easier to replace the plug and/or the adaptor. Thanks again.
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