Not at all !
It is a very simple operation and I guess that it should be done the
same way the mod fpr Polysix goes... But you'll have to consult an
electronician. If I remember correctly all needed to be done is to
remove a resistor and put a diode instead of it.
I personally didn't do that and placed a new NiCAD battery, far away
from the PCBs. I intend to replace it every few years. I guess this
particular machine is going to be needed to be serviced quite a lot
at the near future. I already had to recover the computer board after
memory leak and replace two filer chips.
--- In kawai_sx210@yahoogroups.com, "Emile Gauthier"
<emilegauthier@o...> wrote:
>
> It's very hard to change the board to put a lithium battery, you
must be a very good electronician.
> I dont own a user manual unfortunatly, it would be very
helpfull...