20 Most Recent Korg D3200 Digital Studio - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Follow the instructions in this link- Korg microSTATION Operation Manual Appendix Restoring The Factory Settings...

Try this- Korg microSTATION Operation Manual Appendix Restoring The Factory Settings...

Here is the link- Korg microSTATION Operation Manual Appendix Restoring The Factory Settings...

For aproblem of this nature, I would suggest contacting Korg directly. Here is a link to their contact page. Contact KORG

You should reboot the Korg. If that doesn't fix it, it's a hardware problem and will need to go to the shop.

Not sure. Difficult to find parts. Take a look at ebay. There you find come accessories for this. http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p2053587.m570.l1313.TR11.TRC1.A0.H0.Xkorg+pa+600+.TRS0&_nkw=korg+pa+600+&ghostText=&_sacat=0

What do you mean by applied graphite...graphite powder? That is not the solution I wouldn't think, you need to use a keyboard contact repair kit, which has a solution you paint on? Something like the link provided might be in order. Make sure there are no improper conductive bridges formed between the contacts in the PCB board surfaces. Replacement rubber pads (the part that presses down) are available from any decent service provider (try Syntaur if can't find http://syntaur.com/korg_x.html ) (beneath key) Korg Key Contact Repair Kit Replacement Keys and Parts for Korg Series Keyboards

Contact Korg customer support at (631) 390-6800.

Contact Korg customer support at (631) 390-6800. They should have the answer for you.

After gaining access to the inside- carefully remove the ribbon connectors (plugs) and reseat them. If that doesn't help have a tech. look for bad op amp.

Try here for manual, alter popup if not your model. http://i.korg.com/SupportPage.aspx?productid=594

Check to see if the adaptor is working. If it is, take the unit to a service center. Do not try to fix electrical problems if you don't know what you are doing.

http://www.synthmanuals.com/manuals/korg/x5/owners_manual/

initialization: Hold Page + and Page - while turning it on. Preload: Global Screen 5A, then select "OK". ROM Check: Hold Edit and Global/Multi while turning it on.

Check the mains socket. Check the mains lead and fuse. If it has a PSU check it's on. Check fuses on instrument. Do you get any activity or totally dead?

Need to know what device is....I can't guess...some just mean Delay or Dynamic.....

Two possibilities: power supply or internal fuse (and internal components ).
See if power supply works on another equipment or check it with a VOM.

Hi I work with computers rather than musical instruments, but I imagine with all the things keyboards do these days they are almost certainly computerised, and your saying "tried to install os" confirms this. In computers "SSD" stands for "Solid State Drive". If there is an SSD in the PA50, then it is quite clear to me that it is no longer working properly and needs to be replaced. Confirmed by the fact that you can't install the OS. Hope this is helpful, if so would you please register that with Fixya Cheers