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  1. Hi there friends! I just wanted to be clear on some points! I have the original power supply from Casio, with that supply I had the first on/off problems!. That's why my dad, that had a minor on electronic created for me a new power supply, safetly! And I used it, and it has like the same problem. Me and my dad open up the piano many times, but we couldn't be able to find the problem! So we sent it to this tech! That couldn't too haha. So now I'm with this problem and I don't really know what to do. If it is the case that is the motherboard the problem, can anyone send me any link of a US shop or around the world that have this pieces that I need? Because I can't find them in my country! But I can bring it from the US or Argentina, or something like that! Please can you help me with that?
  2. Thank you so much to all of your answers! They were really great! The one thing I tried a lot is changing the transformer and the connector. But, not with another orginal Casio connector tho. I tried with many other, some that are from other pianos, some that were creater by my father from connectors of computers or scaners, etc. And some from the tech that I went. And with some of them the piano worked, just for a while, and for the other ones it just didn't worked. I also think that the tech was not that competent and said that just to get free from my piano! That's why I thought to bring my piano to another tech, but every musician from my country told me that "that tech" that I brought before, is the best one in my country. Thing that I'm not really sure! I live on Ecuador and there's no much where I can go to fix it. So I don't really know what to do. Maybe I should buy another original connector from Casio, and see if that works? Thank you again for all of your answers, you're great guys! PS: And yes, Haedo is my fathers surname, and he is from Bs, Argentina!
  3. Hi there people from the internet! I have an issue with my piano like for a while and I just don't want to spend too much money to fix it! The problem is that one day my piano turned on like 2-3min and then it turned off. Then my piano didn't turn on at all. I tried another wall plug and nothing. Then suddenly it turned on by it self! And on the starting/loading screen it remains 2-3 seconds turning on and then it turned off. Then it didn't turn on at all until next day. So what I'm trying to explain is that it has it's moments, it is random when it turns on or off. Then I sent it to a tech, so he can fix it! But he couldn't, he thought it was the power button so he changed it but nothing happened! It remains as before. After a couple days he told me that it was a problem with the motherboard, and I need to change it, all the piece. That's half the price of the piano, like $350-400, and I'm not sure if that's really the problem. I discover that if I keep the piano unplugged for a couple of days, it works normally after that, to a point and then it turns off for ever again. So why if it's the motherboard, I can play it perfectly when I unplug it for a couple of days? I'm not sure, and I hope someone here has the answer! Because I don't want to spend that amount of money and the realize that it wasn't the motherboard! Please help me .
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