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Contact Roland customer service. You might also want to try Roland Canada.

Here you go- Roland Corporation 16 Owner Manual

Sounds like a blown motherboard to me. It needs to go to the shop.

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There is a complete section about this in the user manual, starting on page 161. http://roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=BR-900CD

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If everything lights up and responds to button pushes like normal, and you've done a hard reset as described in the manual, check to see if you have sound out of the headphone jack. It's most likely not a user serviceable problem and will need to go to the shop, but it will probably be the output amp rather than the main board.

Has it always done that? It could be it just doesn't have enough power to play organ at full volume along side the ensemble.

Use the USB cable and follow the instructions in the user manual. You can download the manual and updated software from here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=downloads&p=BR-900CD

Your manual should have this information. If not you may be able find the manual on line.

The fuses are located within the amplifier, you will need to carefully disassemble the amp chassis from the cabinet to access the fuse....

Yes. There should be a mono out on the unit and that's what ypu'd use.

Disassembly the unit. Your question is less detailed. If the keys is broken,replace with new. If you mean "How to",then you need the service manual. Outputs problem,usually causes by output IC (or input IC) is defects. It also can cause by AD/DA IC is error.

You can upload it to an online service such as: http://audio.online-convert.com/convert-to-wav ; or use a software package to do it locally: http://pcsupport.about.com/od/fileextensions/tp/free-audio-converter.htm

You need to replace the battery. It will most likely be a coin sized battery in a slip in holder on the main board. If you need help, here is ROland Customer Service contact info- Support Roland After that, you can reset the E96 back to the factory settings by following the directions here- Roland 96 Initializing the 70 86 96 Restoring the Factory Settings...

Try to initialise (format) it in your computer. Use an external card reader. I think you should use FAT 16 or FAT 32. But once the Roland sees the card, do an initialise there. It could be the Roland can;t work with memory cards above 2 Gbyte, for that try to make a 1 Gbyte partition in your computer and again try if it works.

It's always possible the new battery had lost it's charge before it was installed. Check it with an ohm meter for it's voltage. Other than that, either the contacts in the battery holder may be in need of cleaning or the battery wasn't installed correctly.

On the Roland website, under the support section you'll find owners manuals. The link below goes directly to the td1k manual. Roland Support TD 1K Owner Manuals

it maybe interference picked up through an unsheided or poorly sheided cable or through single coil type pickups rather though the amp itself. You might also try get your power for the amps and this unit through different circuits.