Firstly determine that the power supply you are using is providing the correct voltage, check with a multimeter.
If it is correct then you need to open the piano. Look inside where the power plugs in check the little black socket and ensure that there are no breaks where this is soldered to the circuit board - very common problem. If so resolder or replace socket. Does turning the switch on make the red light come on - if not and socket is soldered correctly - suspect the switch - check continuity wilth multimeter, if switch is ok check voltage across pins 1 & 5 on CN2 on board this should read around 12v. if this doesnt show a voltage it is easier just to replace the whole DCIN board # WM227400
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Firstly determine that the power supply you are using is providing the correct voltage, check with a multimeter.
If it is correct then you need to open the piano. Look inside where the power plugs in check the little black socket and ensure that there are no breaks where this is soldered to the circuit board - very common problem. If so resolder or replace socket. Does turning the switch on make the red light come on - if not and socket is soldered correctly - suspect the switch - check continuity wilth multimeter, if switch is ok check voltage across pins 1 & 5 on CN2 on board this should read around 12v. if this doesnt show a voltage it is easier just to replace the whole DCIN board # WM227400
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