Can you fix the volume fader issue on the S4 by yourself? - Warranty is gone
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Can you fix the volume fader issue on the S4 by yourself? - Warranty is gone Posted on: 27.09.2012 by Anamaria Cappola As the title says, can you fix it by yourself? | |
| Anamaria Cappola 27.09.2012 | As the title says, can you fix it by yourself? |
| Leeanna Ayla 17.10.2012 | You could dunk the whole thing in a 90% alcohol bath, let it sit for a day at least to dry and then spray some Caig Deoxit fader lube in it. As an alternative to dunking it you could go to a paint store and get some of those DIY aerosol cans used to make custom spray paint, fill it with alcohol and spray the faders. |
| Anamaria Cappola 17.10.2012 | Does it come with a 2 year warranty???? I had no idea of that, but the problem still stands, NI does not answer on my tickets, so how do I get in touch with them? |
| Kristofer Krauel 17.10.2012 | Why not just send it back to NI to be fixed? S4's come with a 2 year warranty. |
| Ileana Schieve 16.10.2012 | If you have balls, do like I do on any mixer that causes me troubles. Take the fader out, then desolder it and open it up, clean all of the gunk out from the "fingers" and apply some electronics grease, put it back together, and it's like new. |
| Holli Mesones 27.09.2012 | This happens to me occasionally as well. So far, calibrating has made the problem go away for a few weeks at a time. |
| Anamaria Cappola 27.09.2012 | Well, how do I know if you need replacement or not? I've got the standard issue when the A, B and C faders just drops in volume. |
| Nedra Fresneda 27.09.2012 | Depends if it needs replacing or not. S4's faders aren't user replaceable. |
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