Aaaaargh! My Kronos 1 combusted...

[yeskeys]

I had purchased several 3rd party libraries for it. Now I have to get all my all old libraries and patches onto my new Kronos X.
I have my OG Kronos' "code" and am not sure if I should register the Kronos as new, then contact the vendors, or if I can do it all using this page: https://id.korg.com/users/products

The page lists what I think are all the libraries I paid for. I appears you can now use one library purchase on up to 3 devices? My OG Karma had a screwdriver dropped onto the live power supply and I thought a fire was going to break out!!!

Also do you think the sparks shooting from the power supply ruined a bunch of other components??

Thanks people. Eric

[Mike Conway]

I appears you can now use one library purchase on up to 3 devices?

Yes, that is correct. It wasn't originally that way, but they amended the availability to 3 keyboards. Your library codes should be on your user account page in the Korg shop. However, Korg migrated the old shop from "shop.korg" to "korg.shop." The new one being:

https://korg.shop/sales/order/history/

My 3 most recent purchases were there, but my older orders were not there!

My older orders were found here:
https://shop.korg.com/REGISTERKRONOS

Thank goodness, that page is still up. I hope you can register your Kronos and that will still work, otherwise, contact Korg.

Also do you think the sparks shooting from the power supply ruined a bunch of other components??

In 2008, my X-stand collapsed and my OASYS hit the floor so hard that sparks shot out of the power connection on the back of it. A repair store replaced the power unit and the OASYS has worked fine ever since. I use it as my main controller, so it is in constant use. Hopefully, the same will be true with your Kronos. Good luck.

[Xenophile]

My OG Karma had a screwdriver dropped onto the live power supply and I thought a fire was going to break out!!!

Also do you think the sparks shooting from the power supply ruined a bunch of other components?

Maybe yes, maybe no.
You will need to have it checked over by a competent tech to find out.
It could be as simple as a blown internal fuse, or it could be much worse.