View Full Version : Fixing a broken key on a Nord Lead 2
Lefty Geek
06-13-2005, 08:34 PM
A friend of mine has a Nord Lead 2 that he never uses because one of the keys is broken. According to him, it would cost as much to fix it as the keyboard is worth. The problem is the "lip" underneath the key is broken, so the key sticks up. Does it really cost that much to fix? Does it need to go back to Sweden?
kazper
06-13-2005, 08:38 PM
You should be able to replace the key in the us. You could probably buy the Key from a Authorized Clavia repair center.
Most keyboards only have 13-14 diffrent keys for the keyboard and it's not to challanging to replace a broken key.
rubencb32
10-13-2008, 02:32 PM
Thanks
MuzikB
10-13-2008, 02:55 PM
I had to replace a key on the NL2X I used to own. The biggest problem for me was getting the bottom screw by the pitch and mod wheel section out. :idk: but that has been the problem on 2 NL2X's I've owned. The rest is cake but be careful with that screw.
yeah, it's probably not worth it
I'll give him my address so he can ship it to me and i'll properly dispose of it