JH. wrote:
> All right, my CS-80 now runs (I used a ready-made autotransformer - didn't
> build anything myself).
>
> It's remarkably well in tune, considering the voyage around the world, but
> of course I still have to tune it to really enjoy it.
>
Great news!
> Apparently it's not just the M boards that need tuning, though.
>
> So, stupid question: How do I get to the boards below the keybed?
>
Yikes - I do this in my sleep, so it's hard to actually remember the steps!
> I see the two screws on the bottom, fine.
> But do I have to remove the left and right end blocks before I can lift the
> keybed?
>
You have to remove the side panels (glide/sustain on left, power switch
on right). There are screws from the bottom of the case and machine
screws from the top of the panels. The ones from the bottom are a pain
to line up to put it back together when you are done.
There's also some big screws on either side of the keybed frame. I
think there are two big Philips-head machine screws and one flat-head
wood screw on each side.
> And do I have to put the card cage down to normal position, or can it stay
> up in service position, for lifting the keybed?
>
You want it in the up position.
Good luck!