Korg Trinity disassemble and repair.

Taking apart your synthesizer is entirely at your own risk and responsibility. The process of self-repair can be hazardous and may cause permanent damage to the equipment if not executed correctly.
Please note that any dismantling or repairs performed on the synthesizer by an untrained individual may void the manufacturer's warranty. Moreover, any damage caused by the user during the repair process will be the sole responsibility of the owner, and the manufacturer will not be held liable.
It is recommended that you seek the assistance of a qualified technician or authorized service center for any repairs or modifications to your synthesizer. Only qualified professionals with the appropriate experience, training, and tools should handle electronic devices.
By proceeding with any DIY repairs or modifications to your synthesizer, you acknowledge that you are fully aware of the potential risks involved, and you assume full responsibility for any and all consequences that may arise.
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[@r0tekz]

How did you know it was that particular connector that needed cleaning? I have right channel only for outputs 1/2. 1 + 2 outputs both work with just 1 cable (mono), but two cables result in just the right channel sounding. . I'm hoping it is the connector from main board to output board that is my problem, because taking everything apart like you did is a nightmare.

[@zarach_tv]

please can you do a video on korg triton studio poer to motherbord connection....
please please

[@naygutta8254]

My keys on my more trinity are stuck down…how do I know what to remove in order to fix it 😖

[@MrJazz-yp9wg]

I have a question for you. Is it the same process for the headphone jack as well?

[@jljuliomartins2614]

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