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SEQUENTIAL/DSI => OB-6 => Topic started by: Samtheon47 on August 23, 2020, 02:41:21 AM
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Hi All:
I've searched the forums and haven't found an answer to this. Sincere apologies if this is a stupid question, but one of the knobs on my ob6 (the effect choice knob) broke off - both the knob itself and the internal 'stem' that connects to it - both ripped off. It's still functional, but very difficult to turn as the remaining stub is nearly flush with the panel. Does Sequential or any third parties offer replacement stems/knobs and does anyone know of any tutorials on how to fix/replace a knob?
Thanks
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I wouldn't fudge around with that problem, if I were you. Sequential may be able to guide you through a replacement by email or phone. Otherwise, you might need to send in the board to have them fix it. Either way, contact support:
Phone: (415) 830-6393 x1
Fax (707) 286-5501
email: support@sequential.com
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Sacred Synthesis's advice is the best solution. Contact Sequential support. That knob is a notched digital encoder soldered to the panel printed circuit board. In order to replace it, it would have to be desoldered. Not an impossible job for someone having electronics as a hobby and having tools and such, but rather difficult for anyone else.
A replacement front panel board would be the best solution, and it is relatively easy to replace.
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Thanks for the responses. Already sent an email to Sequential, just figured I'd check this forum while I waited for a response.