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Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 04:18
by Leo Castro
Sorry mon8169, but i sold the SY22 3 years ago!

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 13:45
by mon8169
No problem!

In fact, I want to repair the keys to sell it!!!

:lol: :lol:

Ramon

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:27
by Leo Castro
Perfect !

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 14:42
by neolithic
Leo Castro wrote:Sorry mon8169, but i sold the SY22 3 years ago!
Maybe to some guy called Ramon in Barcelona? :D

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2015, 22:26
by Leo Castro
Haha! I don't think so.... If i fix it never will be in the same situation again!!!!

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 11 Feb 2016, 01:23
by ADSRLFO
[quote="pablomastodon"]I'm thinking that a strip of ordinary plastic wrap from the kitchen could be laid over the top of the contact strips to act as a "crumb catcher"
Why don't they do it ?

I'll try cause 5 month after getting the NS2 EX i had to clean a contact ....: -(

Thanks Pablo

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 11 Feb 2016, 15:52
by NoDirection
Just curious - how much do you have to pay for cleaning the keybed on a NordStage2 or similar keybed at a Nord Sertified repair shop? - Of course different prices in different markets, but approximately how much work for a professional? 2 hours? Any experiences?

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 11 Feb 2016, 16:31
by pablomastodon
SW73 keybed can be done in 45 minutes start to finish -- if you're just cleaning a single problem note. Overall general cleaning of entire instrument perhaps an hour total. HA76/88 consume a bit more time.

In the USA labor rates vary widely, from $65/hr to $140/hr. Manhattan shops have to pay Manhattan rent.

Bless,

Pablo

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 13 Apr 2016, 09:31
by keyplayer88
I had one key playing at a very high velocity on my Stage EX 73SW. I was able to cure this by removing this single key and gently massaging the rubber contacts under the key. This was enough to dislodge any crud and cure the problem. Removing the rubber strip and cleaning is also good but would mean quite a lot more work.

Re: Cleaning keybed contacts

Posted: 14 Apr 2016, 06:54
by Ledbetter
See Pablo's post below. :yourock: