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  1. No, I didn't. Mine was actually out of warranty already, turns out. So I'm still unsure what I'm going to do. I'll post it here if I eventually get it repaired. If you do get yours looked at, please let me know!
  2. Something else that I tried: the demo songs also trigger the same problem when they play those notes. So clearly not related to the key mechanism itself.
  3. Hi, I'm hoping you guys can point me in the right direction. My 3-4 year-old Privia PX-150 had been turned off (and unplugged from mains) for a few months. I turned it on and started playing today, but noticed something very weird: when I play D2, D2# or E2 and hold the key down, I hear a loud clicking noise coming from the left channel in addition to the proper sound of the key. Here's a video showing the problem (note that C2 is fine, it's only specifically D2, D2# and E2): Note also: - It doesn't matter if I'm using headphones or the built-in speakers. - The loudness of the noise seems proportional to the loudness of the sound produced by the key press. - It's definitely electronic noise, not mechanical. - The problem persists after disconnecting the pedals. I'd be very thankful for suggestions on things to try before figuring out how to get this to a repair shop... Cheers,
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