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Fix your Roland Juno 106 Bender control...

Fix your Roland Juno 106 Bender control...
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An infamous UK postal service managed to mangle my shiny new(ish) eBay purchase, breaking the rarest key on the keyboard, the high C and also the Bender control.

It looks like they bashed it and the control was sunken into the panel and wobbly.

On inspection, the two plastic lugs that seat in the metal bracket had broken off.

Here is my variation on a fix for the bender control.
 
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Step 1Open up the Juno...

Open up the Juno...
First up, you're going to need to open up the Juno. It's best to switch off and unplug from the mains here.

There is one screw at each end panel that you need to undo and remove and the top cover should then open up.
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Oct 29, 2009. 6:37 AMJVC-Force says:
Poor Juno... Juno rocks!

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