Hi genoness1,
If you noticed that the pedal works on and off depending on the jack plug positioning, it is because the jack is already broken loose from the solder on the board. If the pedal that you are using can normally open as most or normally closed like Roland types, you can still replace the loosed jack. Unit has to be opened and correct jack replaced.
Hope it helps.
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Hi genoness1,
Does your pedal has a straight molded plug? As commonly happens with straight molded plugs, an electrical break occurs within the bent section, causing the pedal to fail or to work intermittently. You can replace it with a sturdy right angle plug. The right-angle plug is great for keyboard pedals. It keeps the cable wires from fraying and is less prone to broken or intermittent connection.
Hope it helps.
Thank you for using FixYa.
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The board with the jacks is labeled "m419 psb4 A no.2 - C7/A30c5". Upon close inspection there is no disturbed or missing solder connections either on the board or on the soldering connecting the wires to the main board. I have no clue what is causing this problem, but for the second time after opening the keyboard up and putting it back together after inspection, the sustain is working again. I expect this to be temporary success, and I'm being very careful not to disturb the input positioning of the pedal for now. Running out of ideas... :(
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