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Your Betsy info will be from Roland Support. Here's the link- Roland Company Contact Us Contact Us

Your best bet is to contact Roland Support. Here's the link- Roland Company Contact Us Contact Us

Your best bet would be to contact Roland Support. The link is- https://www.roland.com/us/company/contact_us

I assume you have tried formatting the card in the BR900... sometimes formatting in the PC's doesn't work. read at this web page:

http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/BossBr/message/1905

I have the exact same problem. All my flash cards worked fine, and all of the sudden, none work. Not even the one that came with it. I am still trying to fine the reason. I bought it eight years ago, that might be it.

No availability. No need to try. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/

Your best bet would be to contact Roland Customer Service. The link for the USA is- Support Roland Roland Support Service Repair Service Center Locator Roland Company Contact Us

take it appart. there is a conductive rubber between lcd pannel and the pcb use widow washer fluid without amonia to clean it

Will probably need to be diassembled and cleaned. Either a sticking key or a compromised contact on the circuit board. Any electronics repair shop should be able to fix this.

Be careful, while most pedals are consistent with the 9 volt DC polarity, SOME BOSS pedals use AC inout. Those typically will appear to work on the DC inout, but fail to pass audio through the effect. Read instructions for EACH pedal and verify the requirements.

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...

If the third prong is the round one, then that is the ground to your amp. It will still work, however, the amplifier will not be properly grounded. So in a pinch you can use it, but you need to get the cable replaced. The ground wire is there for your safety, in case you plug your amp into a mis-wired outlet or if you are plugging in another instrument like a keyboard, mixer etc. that may be mis-wired. This could lead to a bad shock or worse. You have been warned.

This problem will require servicing. The screen is bad, and has to be replaced.

if your saying the power goes on/off allot then its got to be your power cord or connector in the back , these do have a hard life as these get moved around a bit , its gonna take a pro repair to replace the power connector-but you can buy new cords for them , try to wiggle it to confirm that's it , but if your display just goes on off , this is a software problem as most likely a error in reading the drive

Squeaky usually means something needs oiling. If you have a long snout on an oil can, you may be able to reach the pivot on the pedal to oil it. If not, then you have to take the pedal apart to oil it

Is the transformer you are using the original? or are you using one that you picked up. If it is not the original, you have to make sure that the voltage and ground on the plug matches what the unit needs. Some adapters reverse the + and - on the tip and sleeve on the plug.

It sounds like the jack on the unit which you plug the high hat into is defective if it works on the other unit.