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===Changing the battery in my Korg T1===

I like to play the keyboard and bought a used Korg T1 about a year ago. Recently the battery went out and it lost all of it's programing. ~~Ofcourse~~ I did not have the original factory disk so I went on E-Bay and ~~paied~~ something like 12 bucks for the disk (which I'm sure cost the guy about 75 cents to copy). I also looked online to find instructions on how to change the battery and never really found anything that great so I thought I would document the steps here in case some one is lucky enough to stumble onto it here.

I like to play the keyboard and bought a used Korg T1 about a year ago. Recently the battery went out and it lost all of it's programing. Of course I did not have the original factory disk so I went on E-Bay and paid something like 12 bucks for the disk (which I'm sure cost the guy about 75 cents to copy). I also looked online to find instructions on how to change the battery and never really found anything that great so I thought I would document the steps here in case some one is lucky enough to stumble onto it here.

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# First thing you need to do is buy a new battery. Hopefully you're lucky enough to see this post before you pay 10,20,or $300 (yes people were trying to sell them for $300) for a CR2032 battery that you can buy at your local Walmart or Radio Shack. Believe me there is nothing special about this battery, it is a common battery that you can pick up for a couple bucks.<br />

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Viola you are done. You just need to put your keyboard back like you found it and reload you factory settings.

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 ===Changing the battery in my Korg T1===
-I like to play the keyboard and bought a used Korg T1 about a year ago. Recently the battery went out and it lost all of it's programing. Ofcourse I did not have the original factory disk so I went on E-Bay and paied something like 12 bucks for the disk (which I'm sure cost the guy about 75 cents to copy). I also looked online to find instructions on how to change the battery and never really found anything that great so I thought I would document the steps here in case some one is lucky enough to stumble onto it here.
+I like to play the keyboard and bought a used Korg T1 about a year ago. Recently the battery went out and it lost all of it's programing. Of course I did not have the original factory disk so I went on E-Bay and paid something like 12 bucks for the disk (which I'm sure cost the guy about 75 cents to copy). I also looked online to find instructions on how to change the battery and never really found anything that great so I thought I would document the steps here in case some one is lucky enough to stumble onto it here.
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 # First thing you need to do is buy a new battery. Hopefully you're lucky enough to see this post before you pay 10,20,or $300 (yes people were trying to sell them for $300) for a CR2032 battery that you can buy at your local Walmart or Radio Shack. Believe me there is nothing special about this battery, it is a common battery that you can pick up for a couple bucks.<br />
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 Viola you are done. You just need to put your keyboard back like you found it and reload you factory settings.
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