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Practicing my duet accompaniment piece over the weekend I noticed excess sound from the hammer falling back down. Perhaps at some point I may consider some repad, but I'll have to be quite bored. Piano isn't my primary instrument so this px150 doesn't get a ton of use, and we also have a yamaha upright that gets more play.

I was careful with reassembly. I think I may have accidentally retapped one screw on the bottom. Here's some very poor pictures from disassembly. For the PX150 access to the electronics is very easy, you can get to them without pulling the speakers if you know which screws to drop. http://imgur.com/hZzFnnD,1UZDAEr,0acoosK,3OBYF5P,mS9PdKj

Thanks for the advice. Tonight I finally had time to work on it so I went through the laborious task of taking the whole thing apart. I disconnected the speakers and the pedal assembly wires and had my wife help me when I lifted out the key assembly. I was able to pull down on the metal arm (I think that's the fulcrum arm??) which raised the key up more and using my finger just slightly pulled the plastic window towards the front and it slipped back together again. Having a magnetic screwdriver is critical for getting those screws under the plastic windows back in. I'll drop a few pics of disassembly tomorrow. I should have taken some pictures of the fulcrum arm and the plastic window. There sure are a ton of screws in the bottom of this thing!

This is slightly off topic but I'm not sure where to ask this. Just reboxing my px150 for a move and one of the keys is now popped up (and I'm really mad). Pushing it down doesn't reset it. Will it be possible to reset this key by taking the whole apart and getting access to the keybed?