Yamaha Portable Keyboard with 61 Touch-Sensitive Keys and General MIDI - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

My keyborad rubbers are finished.

Hi Mwaba

first things first, Yamaha make lots of different rubber contacts for different keyboards, you MUST use the correct rubbers or they will not work.

please advise the model number and hopefully I can help you further.

dan

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jul 30, 2017 | 35 views

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How do I fix my Loose USB port on a midi keyboard?

If the port is still intact then it might just need to be resoldered. USB ports however to get strained and basically fall apart. Purchase another and solder it to the board. If you are not confident about doing this take it to your local Yamaha service centre.

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Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jun 18, 2015 | 275 views

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How can I remove speaker covers from yamaha keyboard for cleaning?

hi
which keyboard you have ?

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jun 28, 2014 | 781 views

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Some keys not working on yamaha ypg 235

check conection betwwin keyboard to mother board

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Oct 26, 2013 | 474 views

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Yamaha Keyboard PSR 730/630

no sound on all the g and gflats except the highest octave

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Mar 29, 2011 | 856 views

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It wos plukt into 220v and dos not turn on

you might have a problem with the power source inside the keyboard

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Feb 14, 2011 | 29 views

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I have an older keyboard. None of the G or G flat

Most likely it is not worth it fixing it. You can probably get a new model with more features for about the same price of fixing this one. Let it go anf upgrade. That is the reality of electronics and technology.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Nov 04, 2010 | 205 views

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Yamaha PSR-79 keyboard fried fuse

i have the same problem please someone help us.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Feb 27, 2010 | 1,151 views

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I load a style file into psr340 and it works but

The style files are probably NOT compatible between the units even though the name header of the file displays on the e403.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jan 06, 2010 | 252 views

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I want to plug in a sustain pedal to my very old

Sorry to bring the bad news but the PSR300 does NOT have a connection for a sustain pedal.

It will however recognize a MIDI command for sustain so if you had a MIDI sustain pedal that emitted controller 64 code, you could use that.

It is UNLIKELY you would want to do this as such devices are not readily availablle. If you slaved this from another synth that had a sustain pedla capabilty you could play booth together and use the sustain of the other synth.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jan 06, 2010 | 289 views

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Yamaha psr 400 give an Er 1 message when

Wild guess of possibilities.

1. Internal backup battery exhausted.

2. Button OR key is stuck down, either mechanically or electrically.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jan 06, 2010 | 488 views

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Used wrong adapter, found correct one and now only

more research

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Dec 20, 2009 | 181 views

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Yamaha YPT310 use of wrong adapter fried fuse won't power up

1200 ma provides more power than the 700 ma, and would not be affected by using it on a device that draws 700 ma. The voltage of the charger makes a difference as well as the polarity of the plug. (if it is dc)

If the 700 ma charger is not working, most likely the 700 ma charger is not working

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Sep 16, 2009 | 549 views

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The keys are not working. can you buy new keys?

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Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Aug 09, 2009 | 119 views

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Hello, Where can I purchase and or download the

Here's your solution ... Try finding the make and model no in this website. this could resolve your problem . Thanx .

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jul 26, 2009 | 367 views

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Yamaha psr-240 lights up but no sound.. no sound

try placing your ear on the speakers, adjust the volume control up and down several times, you should hear a humming sound that goes up and down. if not problem with the stage before the amplifier, that is the sound processor. if you dont hear the hum. problem with the amplifier and speakers, including the sound ports or jack. dissassemble the unit. look for loose connections from speakers to amplifier.

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Jul 14, 2009 | 1,207 views

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Yamaha PSR-280 : AC power instead of DC power

An answer, but likely not a solution. I believe all Yamaha PSR series keyboards use the same 12 VDC adaptor, so I looked at the electrical schematic for another model I have. There seems to be no fuse on the power input. There are two components shown on the positive and negative wires off the power socket, but the symbols do not look like anything I have seen for fuses - they may be resistors. Power goes directly to a 5 VDC voltage regulator, which powers all of the solid state componenents. Too much voltage of the wrong type could have easily ruined many of the sensitive components.

Your only hope is to check the power socket area for the possibility of having fuses. My drawing shows the power socket, voltage regulator, and audio power amplifier being on one circuit board. That may not actually be the way it is in your model.

Good luck!
(your English is fine)

Yamaha Portable... | Answered on Mar 16, 2009 | 1,576 views

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