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Thanks for all the comments. Sweetwater offered a replacement and I’m inclined to take it. The only concern I have is that l might have the same problem again down the road. I also asked Mike Martin from Casio about this issue and he assured me that this is a “rare” problem compared to the number of keyboards they have sold. I sure hope that that’s the case and not something that is inherit in the redesign of the keyboard itself. We’ll see.

I'm glad I found this thread. I have the exact same problem as described by others. I got my PX-S3000 on 1/11/2021 and just about 4 weeks later after using it for maybe an hour or so a day I go this clicking noise. So not a lot of use and already the clicking. I'm in contact with the dealer. As @kybdsammer said, this doesn't seem to be an isolated issue and may even point to a problem in their redesign. Please see video. Casio.mpg

Thanks for the confirmation. And I guess this would be true for audio input through Bluetooth as well.

I'm considering buying the S3000. However, I do have one question about the ability to listen to a song while practicing it through a headphone. For example, I would connect my iPad to audio-in to be able to play my practice song. I would also connect my headphone to one of the headphone jacks. Question is: can I hear my song AND me playing at the same time ONLY through my headphone? The manual states that when a headphone is connected, the speakers are cut out. But is the audio input then available to the headphone jack? Reason being is that I want to go all silent and not needing to use the speakers to listen to songs for practice. Thanks for your help.