By xibalba1875
Thu Jul 10, 2008 6:00 pm
you probably need a new sensor (70.00$ at mpcstuff.com) then you could install it yourself. it cant be crazy difficult i did it on a 2kxl and 1000
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By deegood
Thu Jul 10, 2008 11:27 pm
don't wanna speak too fast but it seems to have stopped-anyone have this happen and stop on it's own? about 6 to 8 months ago i was experiencing some pads would trigger others when i pressed down and released the pad. then it just stopped. a friend said his 2500 was doing the same thing. glitches in the matrix or just failing sensors
By sbee
Fri Jul 11, 2008 12:30 pm
Hey Deegood,
I had this happen to me with my MPC60 and MPC3000...
I didn't replace the sensor pads just unplugged the sensor cable from the main board, gave it a clean and replugged it and they all started working correctly... The pad sensors will probably need replacing at some point...
But that seemed to fix the problem... Possibly it was nothing more than a loose cable.....
Time will tell... They have worked for the last year without any issues at all
....
I suggest you try the same thing if the problem reoccurs...
Hope this helps....
sbee.
I had this happen to me with my MPC60 and MPC3000...
I didn't replace the sensor pads just unplugged the sensor cable from the main board, gave it a clean and replugged it and they all started working correctly... The pad sensors will probably need replacing at some point...
But that seemed to fix the problem... Possibly it was nothing more than a loose cable.....
Time will tell... They have worked for the last year without any issues at all
I suggest you try the same thing if the problem reoccurs...
Hope this helps....
sbee.
By deegood
Sat Jul 12, 2008 11:28 am
the problem returned so i opened the unit but couldn't get the ribbon loose so i left it alone but i had the unit on and noticed that when i touched the ribbon it would trigger pads 2 and 3. so it's obviously sensor related-maybe a short on the end that's under the pads. don't want to f*** up so i'll let it be for now


