How Do You Diagnose Problems With An Electronic Keyboard?
Electronic keyboards have been around for years now, since at least the 1950’s when home electronics were still in their infancy. Whether you own an older keyboard or a newer keyboard, you might be wondering how you can diagnose problems with it. While you can take it to an expensive repair shop and have an expert look it over, you can also diagnose the problems yourself just by using your own ears. Turn on the board and get ready to listen. Plug your keyboard into a working outlet and flip the power switch to the on setting to see if your keyboard will turn on. You may have a problem with your power switch so keep an eye on the keyboard to see if it turns on when it’s plugged into a working outlet. Listen for anything that sounds like a loud humming noise. In some older models you may hear a light humming noise, while in more modern keyboards it sounds like a low pitched hum similar to a swarm of bees. That humming sound indicates a problem in the capacitor of the keyboard. Turn on th
