Extreme Help!

woodsj25 · Post by **woodsj25** » Wed May 06, 2009 8:15 pm

hey everyone, I am knew to this forum, and kind of new to Korgs, I have a question that has been troubling me for a while:

I have to replace the internal battery to a Korg Triton Extreme, because it is giving me the 'Your IC Calendary battery is at low voltage" sign and I know it is a CR2032. However, I am nervous to replace it because I haven't found an answer on if it will initialize the whole keystation. Will I lose all of my sounds? I am asking because I don't have the cards to put the sounds back on. Can anyone please tell me the proper procedure for doing this. After I replace the battery, what will happen? Thanks again for your time and effort into answering this.

--Jeff

Xenomorph · Post by **Xenomorph** » Wed May 06, 2009 8:36 pm

Jeff, it takes 30 seconds to replace and you won't lose a thing, it doesn't have anything to do with your sounds

What happens after you add the New battery? No more annoying message that it's low on start up is what you get

** Remove the Moss cover on the bottom and you'll see the old battery.

**Page 324 of the Parameter guide walks you thru it. If you don't have the guide, Download it here...

http://www.korg.com/uploads/Support/Ex_ ... 380000.pdf

I had to replace mine when it arrived from the seller, I was nervous as well but it couldn't be easier. Let us know how it went

-Aaron-

woodsj25 · Post by **woodsj25** » Wed May 06, 2009 9:15 pm

Hey thanks a lot for your reply! I haven't even gone to work yet to do it! You made me feel a lot better about this simple procedure. I want to really get into Korg's stuff more, because I just became a new backline tech for the company I work for down here, and we have 2 Tritons, the M1, 01W, and a whole lot of weird synths, and I have to learn them all! So thanks again for your valuable information!

--Jeff

Xenomorph · Post by **Xenomorph** » Wed May 06, 2009 9:24 pm

No problem Jeff and welcome to the Korg family. Beware, Korg products are addicting so if you end up with a house full of toys, just remember you were warned

Have a good one

-Aaron-