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Oh also, I realised that if I try to play a minute without pressing on the sustain pedal, the sustain goes up without reason! This is actually way more annoying than what I thought, I'm going to contact the dealer about it.

Hi Jokeyman123, I checked your PX350 mod, really interesting stuff! I now see how it looks like inside it and it will be helpful when I'm gonna check the ribbons. Unfortunately, I don't have the tools to open it (moved to a new place), so I won't be able to check if a ribbon cable is not seated well for a while.

I just checked auto setting though, it was already off.

About the sustain jack connection, do you think it could be a possibility? Considering only changing the volume overrides the sustain value, but not the other way around (fortunately, if it was that would have been a nightmare). If this is it I guess I would definitely have to send it back somehow to get it fixed.

Thak you for all of those suggestions, I'm glad I was able to boggle your minds with that surprising feature!

Yeah, it can get annoying to have sustain every time I change the volume! But everything goes back to normal after pressing the damper pedal.

The thing is, I bought it "barely used" from an online shop, I'm not sure it is under warranty.

Thanks for answering!

Hi everyone,

After checking the topics on this forum, I decided to post here because of a strange problem I got on my Privia PX-350M.

The volume controler seems to act as a damper pedal as well: if I play on low volume, there is no sustain, but if I play on high volume, sustain is present. The sustain comes back normal if I use a sustain pedal, but it happens everytime I change volume. That means I have to press the sustain pedal every time I want to have a different volume.

 I did a factory reset, I tried turning it on with and without a damper pedal plugged, nothing seems to fix the problem. Did it ever happen to someone here? Does anyone know how to fix this without sending it to repair?

Thanks!