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Andy W
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Replacement battery for Yamaha AN1x
      #892555 - 05/02/11 04:00 AM
Hi all,

Does anyone know how to replace the battery in a Yamaha AN1x? I'm reasonably confident with a soldering iron so that's not a worry but has anyone done it?

Any info appreciated.

Cheers


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Re: Replacement battery for Yamaha AN1x new [Re: Andy W]
      #892585 - 05/02/11 10:18 AM
Soldering not required they simply slot in a holder,they use Lithium coin cells which are about the size of a ten pen piece,most synths use CR2032 type batteries but i think the AN1X when I had to change mine was a CR2042 or something.I no longer have the synth so can't verify the battery code,but I remember having to buy a different type as I usually keep a couple of CR2032s and remembered having to buy a specific one for the AN,

Maplins will be your best bet for the CR2042,the CR2032's are more commonplace and you can pick them up from your local supermarket(Tescos/Asda)shouldn't cost more than about £1-50-£2 for a battery

Remove the underside case and simply remove the old one(pop it out of its holder with a flat blade) and replace it with the new one,shouldn't take more than about 10-15 mins to do,most of the work will be in removing the scews on the casing


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Re: Replacement battery for Yamaha AN1x new [Re: Collie]
      #892604 - 05/02/11 11:47 AM
Good stuff. Many thanks


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Re: Replacement battery for Yamaha AN1x new [Re: Andy W]
      #892719 - 05/02/11 08:29 PM
Hi

Yep, just a simple pop out/pop in. Make sure the keyboard is unplugged. Undo all the screws on the bottom (there are a lot!), and remove the cover. You'll see the battery in the holder, gently lever it out using a screw driver and pop the new one in. Replace the cover, then you will have to do a system reset by holding 7, 8, 9 on the keypad whilst powering on, then you need to press 9. Easy. I am away from my AN1x at the moment so can't be sure, but I think that's right.

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Re: Replacement battery for Yamaha AN1x new [Re: Andy W]
      #901790 - 17/03/11 10:09 PM
Hi,
I replaced my AN1x battery last week - and made a YouTube video showing how to do it. If you can use a screwdriver then you can do this - no soldering required. Here's the link to the video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcXjwbmlzxk

Good Luck!

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