ROLAND KR5500 - One key isn't under control

ROLAND KR5500 - One key isn't under control

by Oswald Van Strydonck
(Belgium)

For my lovely ROLAND KR5500:

When I touch the 4° A-key (from below), it makes always a loud sound, even when I touch it softly!

I have already cleaned the contacts. Then the result is good, but it comes always back!

Can I get some piano repair for this problem? I still like my old piano!

Sorry for my English, because I don't use it so much!

Greetings
Osy

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