Hi, as I said an adaptation in the circuit must be done when changing to Lithium. I agree as for the NiCD battery should be replaced asap if hasn't been already. --- In kawai_sx210@yahoogroups.com, "boardjunkie1" <boardjunkie@t...> wrote: > > 'Ello kiddies. > I've had a 240 for a coupla years now and still don't know how to run > the sequencer. Not that its any big deal....wouldn't normally use it > anyway, but I'm curious to see if it functions. > > BTW...the guy who just replaced the NiCd battery with a lithium is > asking for trouble. Lithium batteries cannot be recharged and the > unit will be attempting to recharge it with pwr on. Eventually it > will heat up and explode all over the place. You need a series diode > in the battery circuit to prevent this from happening. > Those who have not had the NiCd battery replaced will be sorry if not > done immediately, and still there is likely to be damage to the pcb. > The corrosive gas that leaks from these batteries is not detectable, > and is heavy, so straight down the pcb it goes and begins the > reaction with the metals in/on the board which will not stop until > the acid is neutralized. > > Does anyone have the service manual for the 240? Thought I'd check > here first before I track one down. Mine has a couple issues, minor, > but still.....not quite 100%.
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Re: New to group
2005-01-29 by gil_we
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