Hello Tech, I beg your wisdom. My keyboardist and I love the Yamaha S80 but are stumped with an operational problem. The club blues internal 039 C07 patch sends an anoying ride cymbal strike with every bass note. we love the bass tone but hate the cymbal noise. Could we please eliminate the cymbal, or replace the bass with a new bass sound that dosen't have cymbals? I realy could use some detailed directions because we're both YAMAHA illeriterate. Please use small words and explicite directions. I beg your help [email protected]

If your Yamaha PSR-2000 keyboard is turning on and the blue backlight is displayed on the screen, but none of the function keys are lit up and not responding, there may be a few different causes.

1. Check if the power supply is working properly and is providing enough power to the keyboard. If the power supply is faulty, it may not be providing enough power to the keyboard.
2. Make sure that the keyboard's internal battery is charged. If the battery is low, the keyboard may not function properly.
3. Check if the internal fuse of the keyboard is not blown, which is a common problem on electronic devices.
4. If none of the above steps work, the problem may be with the control board or the display, and the machine may need to be serviced by a professional technician.

I would recommend checking the user manual or contacting the Yamaha technical support for further assistance, as they may have specific troubleshooting steps or solutions for your model.

There is something electrically shorted out. DO NOT TRY TO POWER IT UP UNTIL A TECH CHECKS IT - unless of course you are a fan of whole house barbecue. Unplug it and do not plug it back in - I am begging you for your own safety!

first, how old is this unit? according to this page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Yamaha_products#Electone_(electronic_organs) they were built between 1983-1988. In other words, it's over 30 yrs old and it may have had some internal electronics finally die.

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/779640/Yamaha-Electone-Fs-30.html

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/779640/Yamaha-Electone-Fs-30.html?page=29#manual

Sounds like it could be a bad power supply and/or bad internal battery. Hope it helps

As I recall, the volume pedal on that model is optically coupled, meaning it operates via a light source. I'm afraid it will probably need a tech to come check it out. You can find on close to you by calling your nearest piano/organ store, or by going to the MITA tech site which has a search engine. Here's the link-
http://www.mita.com/

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I would say the ROM is NG. It is functioning marginally and needs to be replaced or, if possible, reflashed.

All sound equipment has to operate without overloads in any given place. The power source should always be examined at commercial gigs and worked out with other performers along with management. The only fix is to do these checks up front and make safe arrangements.

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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