Kurzweil SP3X LS

[ivorytickler]

Hi all. Mainboard & the LCD display we think. Won't boot properly. It's been into the local authorised repairers. New parts from Australis or Korea well over AUS $1000. plus labour. Part #'s are 1010101440 & 101040072001
Anyone in here with sources for 2nd hand parts ?
cheers from Brisbane Downunder.

 

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Are you sure it's the display AND the mainboard?

Highly unlikely both would quit at the same time.

Gary

 

[ivorytickler]

Cheer Gary,

Mainboard for sure although it cold booted the other day into a 'working machine' & readable LCD just after it had been in the workshop (Watson Electronics)!
Got home from Watsons, left the axe outside next to the garbage bins in disgust & I think a possum urinated on it overnight
Brought it into my workshop (I used to restore acoustic pianos & such), disinfected it, decided to power it up & hey presto, lights camera & action ! rather, orange lights, legible lcd & sound.
Even got to play a few bars of Eye in the Sky

Turned it off, been dead ever since. It's now back with Darryl at Watsons for further testing.
He's saying without a working board it's hard to assess whether the LCD is a goer although the aforementioned experience promises something.
I'll chase your ref's .. a working second hand board will be the only way methinks if it's a no go.

I'm hoping it's a loose contact, switchgear, relay or even a temperamental light perhaps.

Appreciate the assist muchly

ivorytickler


Are you sure it's the display AND the mainboard?

Highly unlikely both would quit at the same time.

Gary
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