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Yes there's a good chance it's the potentiometers
connected to the dials.
There's also an off chance that there is a screw
someplace that you haven't seen yet. I've fixed many electronic devices
and the screws will fool ya.
toby
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Sunday, November 01, 2009 10:53
AM
Subject: Advice for DL-4 home
repair
Hi all,
As some of you witnessed, the "record" button
of my DL-4 fell apart during my performance at Y2k9. I'm trying to fix the
pedal.
I still have all the pieces, and it looks like it should be an
easy fix. The trouble is I need to get under the chip board...and it's still
stuck to something I can't see. Once inside the pedal, I've undid 4 black
screws and one tall hex-shaped screw. I also unscrewed the black bolts around
the inputs/outputs on the back of the pedal. The chip board seems to be held
in by something in the middle. Could it be the 5 dials for things like
modeling type, delay, mix? If so, how do I get those out?
This is
frustrating, because if the chipboard was 1/4" higher or more out of the way,
this would be a 20 minute repair job.
--
Matt
Davignon
www.ribosomemusic.com
Rigs! www.youtube.com/user/ribosomematt
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