Key Replacement - Kurzweil K2000 Service Manual

Section
3
KUR2ASSM.DOC 12/22/92
3.2.12
3.2.12.1
3.2.12.2
3.2.12.3
3.2.12.4
3.2.12.5
KEY REPLACEMENT
Remove the keyboard
as
per section 3.2.11 above and lay the
keyboard
on
a
clean, soft surface
to prevent damage.
Locate the defective key in need of replacement.
Note: if it
is a
sharp
(black) key,
both
the natural keys
(white) on either side of
it must be removed before
it
can be removed.
Remove the spring from the back of the key taking note of the
positioning
of the two ends. The wide end of the spring goes
to
the the top of the
key. This can be easily removed with
a
pair
of
needle nose pliers by lifting one end of the spring out
of its
socket
Insert
a
small/medium size
flat blade screwdriver into the square
opening in the top
of the key near the rear.
Gently turn
this
such that
it releases the retaining clip while lifting the rear of
the
key.
Then tilt the key toward the front of the keyboard and
remove
To install
a
key simply reverse 3.2.12.4 above.
When inserting
the rear of the
key, firmly press it down with your fingers until
it clicks,
then install the spring
(wide end
up)
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