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#1507702 - 09/02/10 10:57 AM
Re: How to take care of a Digital Piano?
[Re: CarlosCC]
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Full Member
Registered: 03/30/09
Posts: 185
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At the very least, you should probably take a vacuum to it every week or so, and connect it to a surge protector.
If you want to go all out, purchase a power conditioner, which will protect it against minor power fluctuations and extend the life of your piano.
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#1507703 - 09/02/10 10:58 AM
Re: How to take care of a Digital Piano?
[Re: CarlosCC]
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Registered: 12/28/08
Posts: 3768
Loc: Redondo Beach, California
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No maintenance required except dusting. Sometimes every few weeks, I'll clean the keys with a towel very slightly damp with weak solution of dish washing soap. I think that is the best part of a digital piano, no maintenance.
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#1507897 - 09/02/10 03:36 PM
Re: How to take care of a Digital Piano?
[Re: CarlosCC]
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Registered: 06/05/10
Posts: 10
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1. I use a good quality surge protector. 2. I never stack anything on my piano such as music books, decorative objects, nothing… 3. No drinks (I’m often tempted though) or food while at the piano 4. I always wash my hands before practice; if my hands get sweaty I might occasionally interrupt my practice and wash my hands again. 5. I use a micro-fiber towel (very soft, and equally important, it’s lint free; also it’s washable and reusable) to gently wipe the keys after each practice session. It really only takes a few wipes up and down the keys. My keys are never greasy! 6. I always keep the cover on when not practicing.
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