It was fine until one day it cratered for no apparent reason, making only scratchy barely audible sounds and now it is totally silent. I want some one to come here and fix it as I am clueless.
I have it set up to play through a computer. the computer sound works fine and the playback device is activated. should I just toss it out? Help.... thanks,
Hi,
Since your keyboard works fine with the PC. That means the problem is with the keyboard's Speaker. Either your speaker cable or speaker itself is not working... you have to identify that whether the problem is of speaker wire or speaker.... see that whether the service manual of your gadget is available or not.. if available then purchase the same. It will help you a lot for while repairing
Hope this has helped you....
Thanks...
I am sorry that you thought I said my keyboard works fine through the computer. NO! I said, the computer is fine; I meant the computer system sound is working and so are the computer's speakers. It is the Keyboard itself that does not work--it is totally silent when its keys are pressed.
also, the lighted part that shows the function has disappeared. it still lights up, but the function, (i.e. "Grand Piano 100") no longer shows.
I have bought new batteries for it and will try to replace them myself if I can figure out how to open the battery compartment. it's conveniently placed on the instrument's bottom where I can't see it, according to the manual. Let me know if you have any other ideas, or if anyone is a Yamaha expert, that's who I need. Thanks, Sylvia
I just had a similar symtom... and I fixed it. Turned out the plug in the wall came loose and the keyboard was being powered by the not so new batteries!
I turned on my keyboard with the highest volume and it makes no noise
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This isn't a solution. I just wanted to say the same just happened to my Yamaha dgx220 after I hooked it to my computer.
I just tried to play a midi file and the speakers broke. It's out of warranty and with today's technology it's usually cheaper to replace than to fix!
Hello,
The keyboard takes only a specialist to fix the problem. Its also very delicate. The best you can do is to reset it and if the resetting does not work, then you will have to take the keyboard to a repairman to fix it for you.
Firstly, connect a headphone to the keyboard and observe if it will give a good sound. if it gives a good sound, then it means the speaker for your keyboard may have loosed contact or gotten burst.
But if it does not make any sound with the headphone, then it might be a board or sound ic problem. You can also try resetting the resetting the keyboard to default.
Turn off the keyboard, press and hold the last white key and turn the keyboard on while still holding the white key. The keyboard will then restore to its factory default.
If that doesn't solve the problem, you will have to dismantle the keyboard, use a meter to read the panel/board in order to detect the fault and do every necessary replacement. Also, you can do a deep cleaning, by cleaning all the dust in it.
If you can't do any of this, then you will end up taking is to a repairing man to fix the problem for you.
Good luck.
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your other guy said take it to a repairman. well there are not any in this area who will repair electronic keyboards. so I am stuck with trying to fix it myself and his advice didn't help solve the problem. PS I am unable to pack it up & ship it someplace as its permanently affixed to the stand. thanks.
i have the same exact problem with my Psre423
THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO MY KEYBOARD (YAMAHA PSR-S750) NOT GIVING SOUND, BUT ON THE MIXER OR HEADPHONE IS GIVING THE SOUND. I TESTED THE SPEAKERS TO SEE IF THEY ARE BURDED BUT THEY ARE FINE...WHAT CAN I DO...HELP PLEASE. THANKS
I have the same eithh psr e453 sound is off but good display
i am using Roland keyboard ,it has the high-quality sound engine and rhythms .IF you want , you can buy this online from freshpikk.com
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