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I'm going to try this but....
I'm not really understanding why the tape on the bulldog clips?
Anyone?
Thanks I’m tearing mine apart on my killerspin ping pong table
ОтветитьDidn't work for me
I've got a DGX640, it's slightly different inside and there's not enough space inside for larger clips
I did apply a little pressure in different places to the thin ribbons and the screen came on!
And off
Half on
Covered in lines
Thanks for the vid I'll keep trying different things
I attempted this on my YPG-635 and destroyed it. Had to throw it away. Maybe I'm just not good with my hands or something, but the guy in the video makes it look a lot easier than was my experience. Just wanted to put that warning out there for others thinking about trying it.
ОтветитьWorked perfectly. Just a note the DGX 520 model is alittle different. You actually dont have to remove the top board at all the bands for the screen are flipped so easily accessible. But there are more screws due to 2 pieces of faux wood covering the speakers on the back. MAYBE a 10 minute job. Just be careful with ribbons, i actually bought my board sight unseen (like a dummy) and dude lied and said screen worked but it didnt and you saved me 💰💰💲💲
Ответитьi still dont understand
ОтветитьAlmost did what this video was proposing, but after some more research I learned that adjusting the contrast could solve the problem. Just turned the contrast knob on the back and voila!
ОтветитьYou speak my language
ОтветитьFixed it right up!! Thanks! Yamaha MM8
ОтветитьI’ve got my DGX620 open and I’m at the Dollar Store right now buying those big paper clips and electrical tape…just trying to make sense of what you did exactly? And do the clips stay there when you close it back up?
ОтветитьPongan en castellano
ОтветитьThanks for this great video, it encouraged me to fix my YPG-625 finally and it wasn’t too hard, just time consuming dealing with all the screws. Some tips: 1. There are two sizes of screws to keep track of, and you’ll need a bit extender if you use a power screwdriver. 2. There are two panels on the underside that also have to be unscrewed and removed because there are more screws behind them! 3. I bought a new screen instead of trying to put clips on the old one. The way the cables are attached looks a bit different so maybe it won’t develop the same problems. 4. If you replace the screen, you will need a soldering iron, because there are two wires that you need to connect (good thing it’s only two). 5. If you need to unplug ribbon cables, keep track of which side of the cable is which (I marked it with a sharpie), and when reconnecting them be careful not to kink the cable or damage any contacts.
UPDATE: A couple of weeks after making this repair although the piano keys still worked, most of the other buttons stopped working right, they would do random wrong things - only the volume control and instrument selecting dial still worked. Either something I did broke it or it was the next thing due to go wrong. Luckily I gave it away to someone who has kids who just wanted a piano to play around on, it could still do that.
cool
ОтветитьCan you come over and fix it for me...apart from being lazy...there are millions of screws. Hope it will work
Ответитьthanks for the great vid. crystal clear, no background noise and good humour! excited to be embarking on the DGx 620 that i was given yesterday with my extended drill bits and bulldog clips! Loved the vid.
ОтветитьHi sir thanks for your great video info...will this work on yamaha psr s550
ОтветитьOh my!!! 👏🏼
ОтветитьThank you so much 🙏 tutorials like this, should have a donation button 🍺 💪
ОтветитьThanks for such a great video but please is there any way you can update it by adding voice directions to it. It will really help me thanks
ОтветитьCan you elaborate the video 🥺 Because I really need to fix mine and I don't understand the video completely🥲
ОтветитьWow I was thinking on buying the new screen, hopefully this will keep the money on my pocket, I'll try this out
ОтветитьI might try this, I’m curious though, why does this happen to these pianos? Is it really common or is it because electricity or something? I wanna know if it was my fault.
ОтветитьThanks so much! Finally got the nerve to try this and it worked great
ОтветитьHello, I have the YPG-635 model. On some days, the screen works fine and on other the days, the screen stops working. But it has been working good for most days. Did you have this experience before the screen stopped working completely? I'm debating if I should try the paperclip binder now or if I should wait until the screen stops working completely. Thanks for the video!
ОтветитьSeriously dude, put the donate button for tips! I didn’t try it yet but I was about to buy a screen lcd replacement 90$, maybe it won’t be enough for me but at least I gonna try now that I know how to do it. Even if I’m an electrician I’ve not been able to find this solution. Thanks for All !
ОтветитьThanks for the guide
ОтветитьHoly mackerel, fkn hilarious AND effective!
ОтветитьThanks! The 535 model is a little different. No orange thing, lol. For me, I just gently shifted the ribbon cable connected to the screen until the screen worked (no more lines) and then taped it in place. So far it's working good as new!
ОтветитьHow can I connect my dgx630 screen to external Screen like television Screen since the original screen is damaged
ОтветитьThank you so much! I just fixed mine!!! 👏👏👏
ОтветитьMy guy w the wit, and the knowledge. You're doing an incredible job my friend. Really super helpful when I got this at goodwill for fifty and saw the screen didn't work. You're a true actual gangster. And you made me laugh. Love ya
Ответитьthx
Picking up a broken one today and hope to fix- one of me favorite pianos for writing
this is great! almost got the screen back to normal but seems there's more damage than your case so this fix worked for me I would say 70% (screen is readable but has lots of vertical lines). Still way better than dead screen. Thank you!
ОтветитьSound??
Ответитьworked perfectly! Don't know if anyone have a long term feedback on this?
ОтветитьThis worked for me too, for a while. Eventually the problem came back and so I ordered a $60 replacement screen from China, installed it and have a hopefully permanent fix.
ОтветитьIt did not worked for our PSR S550.
ОтветитьUnfortunately it didn't work for me. And now after reassembling I have two stuck keys in addition 🙁
Ответитьthank you for this great video. saved my repair cost.
ОтветитьThis helped so much and genuinely made me laugh out loud! Gotta go text my mom that it’s working again 😂
ОтветитьI'm trying to do this with a YAMAHA DGX-520,which I got for a song because the screen was dead. I figured it would just output midi like every other keyboard but NOPE!
Anyone with my keyboard know how to guide me like a blind man to midi out on my screenless keyboard? PLEEEEAZE?
nice subtitle 😋
ОтветитьI have the same piano with the exact same problem, seems to be a recurring issue.
ОтветитьThe snippy clippy part was a little tricky due to lack of space and was scared to pinch the back of the connector but worked fine in the end. Very nice 3$ repair and great video!
Ответитьthank you so much, it really helped me fix the screen
ОтветитьThis made me laugh...
Legend. Thank you for putting the effort into sharing!
So it does!! Well done for sussing that one. The Contrast Control is on the rear outside panel for this still looking for it.
Happy Christmas!
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Why was this awkwardly silent and..surprisingly, slightly, sadistic scientific dissection more entertaining than 95% of the videos on the internet?
ОтветитьWould've been a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ vid but you didnt add a soul ripping jumpscare at the end.....
Honestly im very disappointed in you 😞😤
So you only get 4 ⭐
And ill begrudgingly like the video 🙄
BUT barely! 👌 ur on thin ice
I got it to be on but it was so bright. I applied more presser now i think i cant go back its all stripes and i cant get piano image back ugh life
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