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This is an UPDATE hoping others whose…
This is an UPDATE hoping others whose piano broke will read this! During the 2 year warranty DONNER is great. They just send you a new piano! But after the 2 years, you are on your own! First, don't ditch your broken piano, you can FIX IT! It is mostly labor intensive of taking out a million screws, cleaning it(& wow! it is a dirt,dust,pet hair MAGNET!)KEEP YOUR PIANO COVERED BTW! Anyway once you get the top off you can start cleaning, dust is the enemy of digital pianos! You will also need a tube of white lithium grease which can order from anywhere. You will see under the cover the keys which any not working you'll need to remove,clean & re-grease. Some each key you remove individually,some in groups.(you'll need a butter knife to pry keys out!)any broken u can buy new ones cheaply! Also there are rubbery silicon pads, check for tears. You'll see where you need the grease at the back of keys & front. 99.9% of the time that is it! It will cost $10 for the grease,nothing for your labor. Use a magnetic tray for the 85 screws! It could take 3 or 4 hours but you'll think you got a new piano! I have fixed 3 of them that had "loud" keys & non working keys. If you got the wood look console piano with the sliding cover, that protects really well & if it gets any Knicks or scratches, grab a black or brown marker & touch up! Works great! YouTube has many videos how to do the repairs. Hope this helped someone.



