Perry

Hi. Didn't know you could loosen the keeper. In any event, I tried and it works! Thanks so much for all of your help. Perry

Many thanks for the quick response. I remember when I reassembled the unit after cleaning my problem key, I had quite a lot of difficulty re-plugging the cable. Once I read your comment I knew that had to be it. I took a close look and saw that the cable actually wasn't fully seated, so I unplugged it and tried to re-plug it fully. However, I couldn't reinsert the cable in the slot at all, and didn't want to force it. At this point I'm not sure what further to do. Any advice?

I had my Privia PX-150 for several years, completely problem free. Recently, one note lost its velocity sensitivity, so I decided to open it up and clean with compressed air after watching several very helpful videos on YouTube. All seemed fine when I put the unit back together. The problem key now worked perfectly again. However, I noticed that the top 4 keys no longer produced any sound. Thinking that I may have disturbed something when I was attending to my problem, I opened the keyboard up again, but couldn't see any thing wrong. Did anyone else have a similar problem, and if yes, what did you do to fix? I'm fairly handy, but new to taking on keyboard repairs. Thanks and very much appreciated. Perry