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Cleaning touch pa800

Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 5:59 am
by Davy
I want to open the pa800, to clean the keys Inside,

i have a lot of Dust and sand

because i play a lot outside

do you have document or do you can to explain ,

some one did this ??

THANKS

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Davy (Pa800/WK2)

Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 6:15 pm
by Asena
Hi I opened many of The KB,s and heave a great Enginier Brother here in Sweden, He build a DUST coverage for the KB, And it,s great, The only thing,,, Be careful, And think About Waranty!!!
If you are not god on this , DONT DO IT!
If you can handle it , Than Its OK!
PA1X PRO, And PA 2 X pro Is similar for opening.Its easy, Just move Screws back, And Let the midle screws stay, Than its like a BOX you just lift!
There is the key bed, And easly clean it!
So, again , Careful for LCD Cable, and other smal Cables that goes to Key board!
After cleaning put al back again, Test the kesy after booting the KB.
God luck!

Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 9:05 pm
by AVI6520
Asena wrote:...... And Let the midle screws stay, Than its like a BOX you just lift!
......
God luck!
HI ASENA, :P
I am not sure if that what you mean,
so I have write what I know.

In the PA800- The screws in the holes- only the little midle screws stay, the biger of them gos out to! And it is opened like book. [The side of the keys is that, that will open, after littel lift]
--That Explain is from korg hear, by the phone, I did not try! Waranty!!!....

GOOD DAY,
AVI.

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 2:29 am
by Tariq
No Need to Open the Keyboard!!!!

All you have to do is use your Vaccum cleaner attach the hose that looks like a brush at one end and one end goes to the handle tube for your vaccum. First unplug your keyboard and turn it upside down and shake it gentley your keyboard and see all the sand and dirt fall of it with some peices of cloth fibre. Then turn on the vaccum machine and gently go over the keys and gentley press the keys while you vacuum over it. Try to clean between white and black key seperation. Thirdly grab a lint free piece of cloth dump it in warm water and squeeze all the access water out and gentley clean between the Keys and let it sit for a hour to dry once you are done your Keyboard would book as new.

I hope you find this posting helpful,

Regards,

Tariq,

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 7:50 am
by Q.E
Tariq wrote:No Need to Open the Keyboard!!!!

All you have to do is use your Vaccum cleaner attach the hose that looks like a brush at one end and one end goes to the handle tube for your vaccum. First unplug your keyboard and turn it upside down and shake it gentley your keyboard and see all the sand and dirt fall of it with some peices of cloth fibre. Then turn on the vaccum machine and gently go over the keys and gentley press the keys while you vacuum over it. Try to clean between white and black key seperation. Thirdly grab a lint free piece of cloth dump it in warm water and squeeze all the access water out and gentley clean between the Keys and let it sit for a hour to dry once you are done your Keyboard would book as new.

I hope you find this posting helpful,

Regards,

Tariq,
:D :D :D good one man !!!

b4 you do that, make sure your keyboard is NOT in sampling MODE!! :D :D

Post Subject

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 8:25 am
by sehasafade12
Q.E wrote:
Tariq wrote:No Need to Open the Keyboard!!!!

All you have to do is use your Vaccum cleaner attach the hose that looks like a brush at one end and one end goes to the handle tube for your vaccum. First unplug your keyboard and turn it upside down and shake it gentley your keyboard and see all the sand and dirt fall of it with some peices of cloth fibre. Then turn on the vaccum machine and gently go over the keys and gentley press the keys while you vacuum over it. Try to clean between white and black key seperation. Thirdly grab a lint free piece of cloth dump it in warm water and squeeze all the access water out and gentley clean between the Keys and let it sit for a hour to dry once you are done your Keyboard would book as new.

I hope you find this posting helpful,

Regards,

Tariq,
:D :D :D good one man !!!

b4 you do that, make sure your keyboard is NOT in sampling MODE!! :D :D
That is a good one Qader jan. Hello stranger. Where have you been?

Wish you and your family a very successful and full of joy New Year.

Best Regards,

Fahim, :D

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2008 9:02 pm
by Tariq
Salam Qader Jan and Fahim Jan,

LOOOOL Yesss Or else you would sample the Vaccum machine noise.....lol. I guess it would be a nice effect....lol if you add between songs it would bring house cleaning memories back :D :D .


Regards,

Tariq

Re: Post Subject

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 12:58 am
by Q.E
sehasafade12 wrote: That is a good one Qader jan. Hello stranger. Where have you been?
Wish you and your family a very successful and full of joy New Year.
Best Regards,
Fahim, :D
thanks dear i am doing good , just busy with some gigs here and there and working on my new album, hopefully i can finish it b4 may 2008...

it has been a while since my last one...

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2008 1:00 am
by Q.E
Tariq wrote:Salam Qader Jan and Fahim Jan,
LOOOOL Yesss Or else you would sample the Vaccum machine noise.....lol. I guess it would be a nice effect....lol if you add between songs it would bring house cleaning memories back :D :D .
Regards,
Tariq
:D :D yes

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:19 am
by Tareq
Qader jan r u using your pa800 fo your new album?

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 6:53 am
by Q.E
Tareq wrote:Qader jan r u using your pa800 fo your new album?
no dear, i am not..

maybe only the dance techno, but i will add my own tracks as well...

i am using a korg Radias, yamaha motif rack, triton, and few more modules...
d50 module as well.. :wink:

Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 3:24 am
by Tariq
Qader Jan,

For your Seventh album are you going to record the songs on the sequencer of the Keyboard like how Wahid Jan-e-Omid does here in Vancouver ???. Where the songs are written in say like 200 bars or like 150 bars depending on the song and it's mood and scale like 7/8 for Pashtoo and 6/8 and 4/4 for some Mast and Slow songs. Having said that is because I have seen him record albums for alot of Afghan and Non-Afghan artists like RIP Nasrat Parsa, Habib Qaderi, Naweed Sahil, Mustafa Tanha, Sayed Amir, Kahild Omar, Naweed Wahidi, Khalid Nasiri and Many Many more.

Regards,

Tariq

Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 7:16 am
by Q.E
Tariq wrote:Qader Jan,

For your Seventh album are you going to record the songs on the sequencer of the Keyboard like how Wahid Jan-e-Omid does here in Vancouver ???. Where the songs are written in say like 200 bars or like 150 bars depending on the song and it's mood and scale like 7/8 for Pashtoo and 6/8 and 4/4 for some Mast and Slow songs. Having said that is because I have seen him record albums for alot of Afghan and Non-Afghan artists like RIP Nasrat Parsa, Habib Qaderi, Naweed Sahil, Mustafa Tanha, Sayed Amir, Kahild Omar, Naweed Wahidi, Khalid Nasiri and Many Many more.

Regards,

Tariq
hello tariq jan !!

no, i am not using any keyboard for any vocal recordings, i am using SONAR 6.0 by cakewalk with MOTU 24/IO.....

everything is done in my PC, i have over 10 sound modules and a DM PRO drum module, i don't use any keyboard for recordings....

i have alots of plug ins for my sonar, like antares filters, deesser, and many many more...

album #7 is going to be a bit different from my previous albums...

in my early pots i mentioned different time signatures for different beats..

i use 3/4 for mogholy and 4/4 for dadra and geda....

hopefully i can finish my 7th album by april or may 08.... working on it day and night..... :wink:

Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 10:37 pm
by Tariq
Qader Jan,

I wish you all success on your 7th album and good luck in production. I know, it is really hard to sometimes what your minds says to materialize it using electronic insruments. There are times when you hear a piece of music in your thoughts and when you try to make it so that your audience can hear it a small percentage of it is lost in transation. However, I know you are one of our talented and creative musicians in the community and you always come up with new flavors for each of your albums. Again Qader Jan, I wish you all the best on your up-comming 7th album and your hard work will god willing pay off as always.

With Regards,

Tariq