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Offline marcinadoTopic starter

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Roland E-35 keyboard with temporary noise/hum
« on: April 08, 2024, 09:08:33 am »
I have a Roland E-35 keyboard that is working great, however after playing music, when sounds are stopping, then there's noise/hum for couple of seconds. Problem is very obvious on internal speakers. On "headphone output" is less significant and I can't hear it on "line output".
I couldn't find "E-35 service notes" in the Internet but E-35 have similar "CPU Board" and "GSE Board" like in E-70 model and "Power Supply & Amplifier Board" is like in E-15 model.
I think capacitor/capacitors are guilty but optically all capacitors on boards looks ok. Can you help me localize source of problem? Then I can unsolder some elements and check them in LCR tester.
I've attached example audio file which is amplified and you can hear that after 3 second hum is gone and only noise floor is present.
 

Offline Audiorepair

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Re: Roland E-35 keyboard with temporary noise/hum
« Reply #1 on: April 08, 2024, 09:24:09 am »
I assume you have ruled out the external power adaptor as the culprit?
 

Offline marcinadoTopic starter

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Re: Roland E-35 keyboard with temporary noise/hum
« Reply #2 on: April 08, 2024, 09:31:20 am »
Yes. Checked on two different power adapters.
 


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