thanks a lot Brian! i just bought bicarbonate of soda, i'll have another go at cleansing it soon. The first time i did it i did use white vinegar as someone adviced me, then rinsed it with water. the battery is still in place though, a 3v lithium one i suppose. While vinegar is said to be effective against alkaline acid, i don't know about lithiums,but no damaged should a little vinegar bath have done. As for the capacitor, if you are curios, its the very first one at the left of IC16. you can see it here http://www.freewebtown.com/savojr/dk600/pics/battery-removed.jpg. Or just follow the link to "battery removed" from the main page of that dk600 help site http://beam.to/dk600. It's not an actual photo of my board. The capacitor was soldered coupled with a resistance leg by leg.So the circuit is still uninterrupted, there's only the resistance now to provide the conductive bridge. I didn't remove the battery at first since i've yet to identify it looking for replacement. Also i didn't notice the capacitor broke, so i did turn the unit on experiencing that freeze after a couple minutes of play. thanks, Davide
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RE: [vintagesynthrepair] siel DK-600 expander
2005-05-12 by pasquale.aprea@fastwebnet.it
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