@@sebastianloaiza4553 unfortunately when I put it all back together I ended up with 2 clunky keys, so I'll be taking it apart again this weekend to see if I can fix those. Also for some strange reason the keyboard no longer sits flat. It wobbles. I'll have to figure out that too.
@@AKDanMusicMan you will have to check key by key to analyse what is exactly blocking the correct movement (it might not be the same plastic frame obstacle as it was my case). For the keyboard not sitting flat, also check carefully when you close the piano, a small cable or rubber in the middle would be enough to block the closing. Good Luck Dan!
wow not only do i know how to open it now but also a potential fix to my exact same problem. Only critique of the video tho was the camera quality filming and movement. It was hard to watch. But I think it is excused for the value of the information that you provided. 🙏 God's work
A few of my Yamaha P-125 keys are making clicking noise after a three years daily practice for one hour each day. Is it normal wear and tear? Are there better built piano keyboard that last longer without having key problems?
That specific key moves more than the rest keys because a thin plastic part that keeps the key in place is broken. And that's on the upper part of the keybed. You have to open the piano to reach the upper part of the keyboard that is hidden into the chassis and put some super glue plus a a tiny piece of plastic to reinforce the broken part.
Muchísimas gracias por tomarte la molestia de compartir esto!!!!! Estaba buscando cómo desmontar un Yamaha p-115 porque de repente han dejado de sonar 4 teclas (Do#6, Sol6, Do#7 y Sol7). Gracias a tu vídeo, igual me atrevo a abrirlo XD. Saludos!!!
im having a problem where sometimes my p125s volume is really soft, i have to fiddle with the volume slider for a while and sometimes i have to wait for 1 hr and then suddenly its loud again.
This tutorial is mainly to open the piano and fix some keys which in this case was a mechanical problem but your problem seems to be with the speakers. You can nevertheless open the piano and check it yourself! good luck!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 thanks im afraid to open it it's a new piano maybe it cause the dust and I want to ask u if i can use a hairdryer to eliminate the dust plz 😅
Hi@@inesmay4207 Im not an expert on this but i guess some air from the hairdryer wont be harmful, however maybe try to avoid the heat, or use a vacuum cleaner.
Thank you. This is very helpful. I have a problem where my son put a coin between the keys. It is now under the keys. It looks like you can’t get under the keys by removing the top as you did. Is that correct?
I have a problem where the master volume adjustment doesn't make any difference in sound, whether it's max volume or at the lowest possible option, the volume stays the same. Would need any help thank you
i dont know if it might be a software problem or maybe the connector is simply not well connected so you can open it and have a look to see if everything is correct
@@malikrashavn Yeah i had it sent to repairment as the insurance was still available. The problem of it was the adjustment being broken.:) I suggest you should try to send it to a professional if possible
Hey I'm planning to buy Yamaha p125. Is it as reliable digital piano. Shall I buy it or shift to some alternative digital piano. ? What do you suggest ?
I think is a great quality price piano for people who wants to start with something that feels and performs good. I also heard good thing at this range of price the piano Roland FP30
5:00 ----- the cable connection method of this system seems a bit inconvenient and clunky. Poor design from whoever designed it. 12:15 ----- nice work with finding the source of the noise. The foam is a nice quick fix. It will probably be better if we can find out the reason for that particular key having more much more sideways movement than others. And that might require that section of key panel to be removed --- and inspected.
Your intentions in making this video are appreciated but I had to look away for awhile because you kept moving the camera that it made me dizzy and a bit nauseous so it was difficult for me to follow continuously. I could just be extra sensitive to continuous moving cameras. But thanks for this. I have this digital piano but have not encountered any problems. It’s a great digital piano second in line to the Yamaha P-515 which is simply amazing.
Thank you for your suggestion debhaax, i do agree the quality of video stability could have been much much better! it was initially thought to be something rudimentary and informal but it turned out being q bit popular. Next time i will definitely work better on it! thank you!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 Al final no supe arreglarlo, lo desmonte entero (100 tornillos, la virgen santa) pero no supe como hacer que no rozase la tecla al pulsarla, vi que tenia una resina y a lo mejor lo que tenia que hacer era ponerle más pero no tenia a mano y ahora volver a quitar los tornillos a mano es una tortura.
@@TheNightAngel112 100 tornillos?? es el p 125? bueno si te animas otra vez prueba poniendo un trozo de esponja o algo q modifique el movimiento del contrapeso. Suerte!
@@TheNightAngel112 me pasa igual con en el mío y te quería preguntar si la tecla sigue funcionando correctamente a pesar del ruido. La verdad es que son demasiados tornillos y conexiones con las que lidiar y no sé si dejarlo así como está
jjajaj hola Frank!! me encantaria pero no lo tengo a mano, aun asi si necesitan algo en particular puedo escribirte por aqui. Tambien puedes activar los subtitulos del video (con la opcion auto traductor en español) quizas los subtitulos no seran muy precisos teniendo en cuenta mi ingles pero en su mayoria funciona bien
lo unico que tienes que hacer para abrirlo es quitar los tornillos solamente en la parte de abajo y despues tener cuidado al abrirlo con los cables que unen una parte con la otra
hello aspectPT! actually the key is working correctly (electronically talking) it was the gear that had some physical problems but they are isolated now.
Thanks for this video. It helped me fix 3 keys that wouldn’t depress on my P125.
Happy it worked for you!! good luck!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 unfortunately when I put it all back together I ended up with 2 clunky keys, so I'll be taking it apart again this weekend to see if I can fix those. Also for some strange reason the keyboard no longer sits flat. It wobbles. I'll have to figure out that too.
@@AKDanMusicMan you will have to check key by key to analyse what is exactly blocking the correct movement (it might not be the same plastic frame obstacle as it was my case). For the keyboard not sitting flat, also check carefully when you close the piano, a small cable or rubber in the middle would be enough to block the closing. Good Luck Dan!
Thank you for making this video. Very helpful advice for separating the 2 halves because of the wires.
wow not only do i know how to open it now but also a potential fix to my exact same problem.
Only critique of the video tho was the camera quality filming and movement. It was hard to watch.
But I think it is excused for the value of the information that you provided. 🙏
God's work
Despite the awful camera-movement, the video is very instructive. Thanks mate.
😂😂😂 thank you!!!! i hope it helped!
Car mechanic style repairing. Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.
A few of my Yamaha P-125 keys are making clicking noise after a three years daily practice for one hour each day. Is it normal wear and tear? Are there better built piano keyboard that last longer without having key problems?
That specific key moves more than the rest keys because a thin plastic part that keeps the key in place is broken. And that's on the upper part of the keybed. You have to open the piano to reach the upper part of the keyboard that is hidden into the chassis and put some super glue plus a a tiny piece of plastic to reinforce the broken part.
yes you are totally right! but since it was a bit messier to reach and fix that area i just chose to put that tissue.
Thank you anyways!
Even with a power drill, 60 screws is ridiculous. I thought I would real quickly fix a key but I guess not! Thanks for the video!
The same thing happened to me at 5:03 how did u reattach that thing?
Hi, thanks for this video. I have a ypp-55 model and i can't find any video howto to disassemble it. Any idea ? Thanks.
Muchísimas gracias por tomarte la molestia de compartir esto!!!!! Estaba buscando cómo desmontar un Yamaha p-115 porque de repente han dejado de sonar 4 teclas (Do#6, Sol6, Do#7 y Sol7). Gracias a tu vídeo, igual me atrevo a abrirlo XD. Saludos!!!
Any idea where I can source a button for the power panel? I'm doing a repair for someone and lost it like an idiot.
So sorry for that 😂, maybe you can find that in any online stores, at worse contact Yamaha. Good luck :)
Good man! Cheers.
I have a Yamaha p45 and one of the keys is starting to feel a little loose what should i do?
im having a problem where sometimes my p125s volume is really soft, i have to fiddle with the volume slider for a while and sometimes i have to wait for 1 hr and then suddenly its loud again.
I want to add a line in to this keyboard. Is it possible?
U mean more keys? I don't think is possible, the space is made for the 88
One of my A# is broken and this is brand new just got it today. SMH.
hey I have p45 and the sound become lower then the usual is it going to fix the sound with this technic plz !!!
This tutorial is mainly to open the piano and fix some keys which in this case was a mechanical problem but your problem seems to be with the speakers. You can nevertheless open the piano and check it yourself! good luck!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 thanks im afraid to open it it's a new piano maybe it cause the dust and I want to ask u if i can use a hairdryer to eliminate the dust plz 😅
Hi@@inesmay4207 Im not an expert on this but i guess some air from the hairdryer wont be harmful, however maybe try to avoid the heat, or use a vacuum cleaner.
@@sebastianloaiza4553 ok thank u soo much😙😙
Thank you. This is very helpful. I have a problem where my son put a coin between the keys. It is now under the keys. It looks like you can’t get under the keys by removing the top as you did. Is that correct?
oh sorry for replying late!
I think you definitely need to open it to access under the keys
good luck!
I have a problem where the master volume adjustment doesn't make any difference in sound, whether it's max volume or at the lowest possible option, the volume stays the same.
Would need any help thank you
i dont know if it might be a software problem or maybe the connector is simply not well connected so you can open it and have a look to see if everything is correct
@@sebastianloaiza4553 no worries, I got it fixed :)
@@s2kyy how did you end up fixing it? i am actually having the same issue with my p115
@@malikrashavn Yeah i had it sent to repairment as the insurance was still available. The problem of it was the adjustment being broken.:) I suggest you should try to send it to a professional if possible
Very good job my friend.
Thank you!
El peso y tacto de este piano es bueno? O dirias que es mejor un casio serie Privia?
Thank you so much bro.... really helped alot
Puede funcionar también con un Yamaha p45?
yo diria q se parecerian mucho, tan solo ten cuidado cuando separes ambas partes (por el tema de conectores)
Thank you for sharing, really helpful.
Hey I'm planning to buy Yamaha p125. Is it as reliable digital piano. Shall I buy it or shift to some alternative digital piano. ? What do you suggest ?
I think is a great quality price piano for people who wants to start with something that feels and performs good. I also heard good thing at this range of price the piano Roland FP30
@@sebastianloaiza4553 is your p125 working well ?
is great specially the sound
Muchas gracias amigo.
How do I connect the strips back to the top?
you just slightly push it to plug and pull them to unplug (a bit more of force)
5:00 ----- the cable connection method of this system seems a bit inconvenient and clunky. Poor design from whoever designed it. 12:15 ----- nice work with finding the source of the noise. The foam is a nice quick fix. It will probably be better if we can find out the reason for that particular key having more much more sideways movement than others. And that might require that section of key panel to be removed --- and inspected.
Do you have to remove all the screws in the back to open it up?
yes! there are 60 in the bottom part (at least in the P125)
I have the same prob.Thank u.
Your intentions in making this video are appreciated but I had to look away for awhile because you kept moving the camera that it made me dizzy and a bit nauseous so it was difficult for me to follow continuously. I could just be extra sensitive to continuous moving cameras. But thanks for this. I have this digital piano but have not encountered any problems. It’s a great digital piano second in line to the Yamaha P-515 which is simply amazing.
Thank you for your suggestion debhaax, i do agree the quality of video stability could have been much much better! it was initially thought to be something rudimentary and informal but it turned out being q bit popular. Next time i will definitely work better on it! thank you!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 I do admire your curiosity and fixing it. Thanks again for sharing and hope you’re enjoying this piano. 😊
Iba a hacerlo a lo loco porque me pasa lo mismo que a ti, menos mal que he encontrado esto jajajaja
jajjaj alguno siempre tiene q ser el pionero loco!
@@sebastianloaiza4553 Al final no supe arreglarlo, lo desmonte entero (100 tornillos, la virgen santa) pero no supe como hacer que no rozase la tecla al pulsarla, vi que tenia una resina y a lo mejor lo que tenia que hacer era ponerle más pero no tenia a mano y ahora volver a quitar los tornillos a mano es una tortura.
@@TheNightAngel112 100 tornillos?? es el p 125? bueno si te animas otra vez prueba poniendo un trozo de esponja o algo q modifique el movimiento del contrapeso.
Suerte!
@@TheNightAngel112 me pasa igual con en el mío y te quería preguntar si la tecla sigue funcionando correctamente a pesar del ruido. La verdad es que son demasiados tornillos y conexiones con las que lidiar y no sé si dejarlo así como está
Awesome video brother. Anyone who disliked it is an ungrateful punk
A helpful video but honestly it could've been a 5-minute video
Sebas, lo podés hacer en español
jjajaj hola Frank!! me encantaria pero no lo tengo a mano, aun asi si necesitan algo en particular puedo escribirte por aqui. Tambien puedes activar los subtitulos del video (con la opcion auto traductor en español) quizas los subtitulos no seran muy precisos teniendo en cuenta mi ingles pero en su mayoria funciona bien
lo unico que tienes que hacer para abrirlo es quitar los tornillos solamente en la parte de abajo y despues tener cuidado al abrirlo con los cables que unen una parte con la otra
So you do everything and then u don’t even play the key? lol
hello aspectPT! actually the key is working correctly (electronically talking) it was the gear that had some physical problems but they are isolated now.
Can't hear a word!!
Get to the point man.