KORG MP10 PRO LCD Replacement
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2023 9:36 pm
My LCD started flickering badly. The touchscreen worked fine, but the underlying data screen would become so feint it was unreadable at times. Pretty important in a device centered around LCD control.
I've been using it regularly for 11 years and gigging with it frequently so I was getting concerned.
I found the exact part number for the LCD including touch screen at Aliexpress.com.... UMSH 8294MD 1T for $150 including tax and shipping.
Took about 2 weeks to arrive from China. Replacement was straightforward.
5 Phillips case screws, 4 hard drive screws and remove. 5 main board screws and 5 side board screws. Remove the touch screen little ribbon cable gently by pulling on it and then tip main and side board up and back away from screen. Remove 4 screws holding LCD in place through foil screens. Pop off main ribbon cable (undo the clip with fingernail) and the little power plug and remove LCD and replace everything in reverse, remembering to remove the protective film from the screen first and reattach the 2 simple shock buffers.
The new LCD is actually better/brighter and more colorful than the original was. Hope this helps someone with a similar problem.
I've been using it regularly for 11 years and gigging with it frequently so I was getting concerned.
I found the exact part number for the LCD including touch screen at Aliexpress.com.... UMSH 8294MD 1T for $150 including tax and shipping.
Took about 2 weeks to arrive from China. Replacement was straightforward.
5 Phillips case screws, 4 hard drive screws and remove. 5 main board screws and 5 side board screws. Remove the touch screen little ribbon cable gently by pulling on it and then tip main and side board up and back away from screen. Remove 4 screws holding LCD in place through foil screens. Pop off main ribbon cable (undo the clip with fingernail) and the little power plug and remove LCD and replace everything in reverse, remembering to remove the protective film from the screen first and reattach the 2 simple shock buffers.
The new LCD is actually better/brighter and more colorful than the original was. Hope this helps someone with a similar problem.