ARP 3604p

Mike Granger mgranger at greenville.infi.net
Tue Aug 24 23:16:20 CEST 1999


Tim,

You might be able to take the broken springs and re-solder the loose end to the pc
board. You might be able to contact Joachim Verghese who has the ARPTech website,
and see if he can help supply new ones. If  the springs are just dirty, you can
clean them with rubbing alcohol on a cotton swab (Q-tip). Use a lot of swabs, and
throw them out when you can see discoloration after wiping a contact. Also just
playing the keyboard helps to remove oxidation, if there is any. The Moog parts
houses might be another potential source of these springs. The early Moog
keyboards used them too.

Tim Curtis wrote:

> Thanks Mike!
>
> This is good news.  The keyboard is missing it's top, so I think I might
> remove the handle and top-mounting hardware and re-tolex it.
>
> I need to replace a few of the springs that contact the bus-bars.  Anyone know
> a source?  (Phil?)
>
> Also, anyone have schemos for this thing?  I figure I might as well go through
> it and make sure it's working perfectly...  :-)
>
> Thanks Everyone!
>
> Tim
>




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