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Hi!

This is my third attempt to make a first post:-)

My name is Anders and I'm a Yamaha user currently owning a an1x, fs1r and an ex5. I have some other keyboards as well but enough about them..

Just recently got myself an an1x in good condition.

Everything is working just fine except the middle c key that is too sensitive. A moderate hit on that key gives me a 127.
The key still has the full velocity range but offset from the rest.

The previous owner did change the battery and also removed a lot of dust before selling it.

I suspect that a grain of dust is in the wrong place but I really do not know.

Is this something others have experienced and how can my new precious device be cured?

Best regards, Anders