If it's the same as the 8000's, it's not TOO hard, but harder than it should
be indeed. The battery is literally saudered to the main board. Finding a
replacement is probably just a matter of going to wal-mart though, it's just
a watch battery.
ByronIV
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rmedina704 <RMedina704@...> [mailto:RMedina704@...]
> Sent: Friday, January 03, 2003 3:48 PM
> To: DW8000@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [DW8000] Help - Dead Battery ???
>
>
> Howdy!
> I have my DW-6000 now for about 5 years. I unplugged it for about a
> year and had it standing on an end. When I recently plugged it in, it
> lit up for about a second and now only has the number 1 showing on
> the left and won't sound any more. I left it plugged to electricty
> for a few days thinking the battery needs to be recharged. It still
> hasn't worked.
> Does it seem that the battery needs replacement? Is it hard to do?
> Is it even worth it? The tape interface never worked on this unit. It
> was the first keyboard I aquired. (I can't play but I'd hate to loose
> it.) Can you purchase a battery and is there a site with replacement
> instuction?
> Thanks.
> -RM
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