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Kay
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    M1, 01W, triton, i30 ...
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Roland
  D-50 Key Contacts
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Yamaha
  MOTIF6,7 Disassembly
  MOTIF Worn-out Buttons
  Keys & Contacts:
    motif, es, DX7, sy85 ...

TECHNIQUE

  Installing IC Sockets
  Soldering Phone Plugs

Roland® D-50  •  Key Contact Repair
Roland D-50 Display

D-50 key contacts need cleaning or replacement when certain notes sound too loud, too soft, or unresponsive to the dynamics of your playing.

This story illustrates Roland D-50 disassembly, contact strip removal, contact cleaning, and contact strip installation.
Roland D-50 Keyboard

RELATED INFO:

• Worn-out Buttons?  New Switches Are Available for the Roland D-50 and others:
Go to Item # SWTAE1. Roland D-50, D-70, Juno-106, Juno-106S, S-50, S-550, S-750, S-770, SB-55, MKB-200, MV-30, PG-300, SP-700, and STUDIO M
Roland D-50 Repair Story Comments

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