Re: help needed on piano 3 repair
Posted: 17 Apr 2020, 20:21
Cos they have to import the decent stuff from other states. The local is brew is XXXXedpablomastodon wrote: (except the beer seemed expensive)!
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help needed on piano 3 repair (FIXED)
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Re: help needed on piano 3 repair
Posted: 18 Apr 2020, 08:49
Queenslanders including me, prefer the local XXXX GOLD... great quaffing beer !CountFosco wrote:Cos they have to import the decent stuff from other states. The local is brew is XXXXedpablomastodon wrote: (except the beer seemed expensive)!
Re: help needed on piano 3 repair
Posted: 18 Apr 2020, 21:24
I considered this, but the connector vendor Amphenol-FCI offers both LIF and ZIF connectors that match the ribbon from the Fatar keybed. --I still question Nord's choice of LIF here.pablomastodon wrote:Nord is constrained to design their circuit boards to accommodate the connectors used by Fatar, and that's the way Fatar does their triple-contact piano action.
Re: help needed on piano 3 repair (FIXED)
Posted: 19 Apr 2020, 04:19
hey Pablo and pterm...
thanks for sharing your knowledge on this.... I approached the task of disconnecting the ribbons this morning and with some fiddling/ wiggling managed to disconnect the LIF connections.
I also managed to do some light panel beating on the underneath steel frame to fix the problem of 3 lowest keys hitting the top red panel on return.
The trickiest and most annoying part was reconnecting the top LIF connector... took a fair bit of wiggling from side to side ... whilst dreading the possibility of twisting/damaging the white ribbon.
Anyway... tis all good now.. Nord Piano 3 is playing like its old self.
regards from Australia,
Allan
thanks for sharing your knowledge on this.... I approached the task of disconnecting the ribbons this morning and with some fiddling/ wiggling managed to disconnect the LIF connections.
I also managed to do some light panel beating on the underneath steel frame to fix the problem of 3 lowest keys hitting the top red panel on return.
The trickiest and most annoying part was reconnecting the top LIF connector... took a fair bit of wiggling from side to side ... whilst dreading the possibility of twisting/damaging the white ribbon.
Anyway... tis all good now.. Nord Piano 3 is playing like its old self.
regards from Australia,
Allan
Re: help needed on piano 3 repair (FIXED)
Posted: 07 Aug 2024, 08:17
Hello,
Could you please let me know the type of the cable in the picture here. Where could I buy it?
I need to replace this part because it is broken.
Could you please let me know the type of the cable in the picture here. Where could I buy it?
I need to replace this part because it is broken.
Re: help needed on piano 3 repair (FIXED)
Posted: 07 Aug 2024, 16:11
The cable type appears to be "FFC" Flat Flexible Cable.peterminhhoang wrote: ↑07 Aug 2024, 08:17 Hello,
Could you please let me know the type of the cable in the picture here. Where could I buy it?
I need to replace this part because it is broken.
Before replacing the cable I strongly recommend first checking that the cable is properly inserted at both ends.
To find a replacement, you need to confirm the following on the cable:
1. Length end to end
2. Width
3. Number of connections.
4. Pitch of the connections (center to center spacing of the conductors)
5. Do the cables connections switch sides (TOP-BOTTOM) or not (TOP-TOP).
6. If possible, measure the thickness at the connection end.
If you provide this information I can help you identify options for the cable. If you provide pictures of the cable (removed from Nord), it may help. If you want to search on your own, I recommend searching for FFC on Mouser or DigiKey websites. These distributors carry many of these, and include pictures, so it might help you identify the part you seek.
-pterm