Here we have the new battery ready to fit. The old one came out easily with a solder sucker:
Top view of board – battery in:
Then put the PCB back into the keyboard. As mentioned, all the connectors are different so you can’t get them wrong:
Put all the screws back in, and power up – it may well take a while to initialise as the RAM is full of garbage at this point. All the factory patches have gone – which is something I need to invesgate restoring, but as I use it only as a MIDI controller no great rush. The main thing is that the keyboard now remembers its settings.
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