Buttons of my S4 broken
Buttons of my S4 broken Posted on: 25.05.2011 by Jenifer Ballestas Hi,Last week end, I brought my S4 for a gig, but noticed the next day that 2 buttons of the loop recorder didn't work anymore (probably spilled alcohol). When I press these buttons, they stay down as if there was no spring any more ... Would you have an idea to fix that ? Should I try to disassemble my S4 or it's too risky ? (I don't really use the loop recorder, but I'd prefer to keep my S4 intact ! Thanks ! | |
| Leeanna Ayla 26.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
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| Jenifer Ballestas 25.05.2011 | Hi, Last week end, I brought my S4 for a gig, but noticed the next day that 2 buttons of the loop recorder didn't work anymore (probably spilled alcohol). When I press these buttons, they stay down as if there was no spring any more ... Would you have an idea to fix that ? Should I try to disassemble my S4 or it's too risky ? (I don't really use the loop recorder, but I'd prefer to keep my S4 intact ! Thanks ! |
| Arcelia Siebeneck 03.06.2011 | check to see if you have house insurance... you may be covered that way. |
| Jenifer Ballestas 02.06.2011 | Ok thx for your advice ! I'm in France, I will try to find a NI store in Paris (if there is one) and bring my S4 |
| Kristofer Krauel 31.05.2011 | Your warranty is a manufacturers warranty so doesnt matter where you are in the world or where you bought it. The manufacturer is a constant - so far as i know. |
| Shelia Salzsieder 31.05.2011 | USA warranty doesn't apply if you're in the UK I believe |
| Leeanna Ayla 31.05.2011 | Then you still have a warranty with Native instruments. That said if it had beer spilled on it then that won't be covered. You could probably still send it on and have them clean it, but I'm sure there would be a charge. Never hurts to ask though. |
| Jenifer Ballestas 31.05.2011 | No, I imported it from USA ... |
| Leeanna Ayla 31.05.2011 | Did you buy it used? |
| Jenifer Ballestas 31.05.2011 | OK ! I don't have warranty so I will leave it be. Thks for your answers |
| Shalon Jaranilla 26.05.2011 | yep, opening will be pain in the ....' First day i had it left my window open and i was just out, damn rain all over my s4. Opened it up, sneaky screw under one of the stickers and poored the water out. When you open it you can't get on the side where you want to be. well you probably can but you don't see what you are doing to the side you want to get. I didn't want to take the risk. Anyhow mine s4 was fine after a few days of drying. Or get a foot switch for the loop recorder. I'm on a small island so it's not so easy to work repairs out, but if you got the change just bring it back, and see what they can do. |
| Leeanna Ayla 26.05.2011 |
Originally Posted by padi_04
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| Nedra Fresneda 26.05.2011 | According to Midifidler, It's a pain to open the S4, so just make use of the warranty or send it in for repairs. |
| Gloria Lemmel 27.05.2011 | I'd say leave it be. If you have an extended warranty that covers things such as spills, return it and get a new one, but opening the unit will most likely void the warranty, and I know of like 5 people who have even used the Loop recorder well. (Dub FX, Ean Golden, DJ Shiftee, DJ Endo a homie of mine.) |
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