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Hello frends. We are writing from children Music-School in Uzbekistan. We have a children's music school and we use electronic pianos Casio production. Casio PX-350 - 8 pieces Casio PX-330 - 8 pieces Within 2 years, 3 musical instruments got problems. On the first two PX330 series says "please wait", and the other one PX350 there was a loud(noise) background when pressing and holding a note. In Uzbekistan has no Services Repair Casio production. We drove in 4 Repair shops, due to the fact that we have the technology to reach a very long time, our specialists are not able to repair the electronics of hight level. We called repair shop in Russia, they are were told us that the problem in the software and we must to update or reset the settings through a special program. With so many musical instruments, I think we are entitled to get the program to restore functionality of casio music intstruments We kindly ask for your help. With best wishes, Paulina!

Hi, I checked through the forum and I cannot find an answer for my issue. What's wrong? My piano - Casio PX-770BK - got a problem with key pressing. I happens only at 3 keys, F G and A on IV octave. After 15-20 second after turning device on, if I click on any of those 3 keys or both at the same time (it happens randomly) I hear the key I clicked which is fine, but I also hear 2 other sounds from higher octave. I don't know what can be the reason and how to fix it. Does anybody know what can be the reason?

We have had a privia 160 for around a year and a half and after a long period of storage we plugged it in and discovered that there were dead keys. After we had vaccumed the piano out, one key improved to the point that it would sound if you hit it hard. I'm betting that the contacts need to be cleaned but I'm not sure how to get to the keys from the top of the unit. Any help would be appreciated.

Suddenly during practice E5 just dropped from the normal level and never return. Some censors might also be disconnected, causing sound-related problem, too. Wonder if anyone has experienced similar problems, and can perhaps advise IMG_0575.MOV on DIY fixing. - Is new part or replacement required? Any particular name or reference of product no? - If not, what is the potential component failure? Any work-around or resolution? Thank you so much.