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Start by replacing all the capacitors, especially the ones in the power supply. That could very well fix your problem, will at least take down your noise
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I think you are speaking of an organ.
Your organ has electronics inside it, and I believe the circuit board for the lower keys has a broken connection.
You should find an electronic organ repair place.
I just looked online and found several places.
Since you may be near to none of these, relay on your computer to find someone who can repair this circuit board.
They will have to tell you how to take it out of your unit.
God bless your efforts.
This can either be an unplugged or dirty connector, or a blown circuit. If possible , get to the connectors on the pedalboard and clean them. If that doesn't fix it, call in a repairman.
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