LCD screen light of Korg Triton Extreme

Question edited for clarity and toss in some Caps.

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=103376&sid=42e7763d9fffc133beec5a2beb243048

https://www.google.com/search?q=Korg+Triton+Extreme.+How+to+reset%3F+System+Error+121

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Take it to a Korg Dealer for professional repair.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Korg+TRITON+EXTREME+KEYBOARD

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Where can i purchasea lcd for my korg triton studio

Try this link:http://www.korgparts.com/content/estore_list.asp?category=3&catname=Korg

I just replaced mine. Your keyboard will not self-destruct. Go to Radio Shack and buy a CR2032 ($5 or so). Turn your TE over. Unscrew the hatch. You'll see the battery is in reachable distance. Pop it out. Put the new one in. That's all.

LAS VEGAS NV.

there is a little knob on the back of the triton to change the screen brightness. sometimes when you have had it on for a long time you will notice the screen being a little lighter, just adjust with the knob and it should fix that.

I sell the replacement screens for the Triton - HOWEVER: the OEM screens that I sell (Original Korg/Hitachi touchscreens) are for the original Classic Triton and most models of Trinity ONLY - not for Studio, not for Extreme. Email me if you are interested. I am currently selling these screens on craigslist in the musical instrument/for sale section.

The Korg Triton touchscreen has two main parts - The LCD screen and the touch overlay. Between the two is a type of gasket. It is really just an adhesive, but it does help keep out moisture and dust. If you were to remove the screen, you could separate the two parts, clean it and use double-face tape or glue to reattach. You can also get a replacement LCD screen, touch overlay or touch-LCD assembly from a number of places on the internet. They are not cheap, unless you purchase a generic touch overlay or LCD and retrofit.
As for repair in your area... try contacting Korg at http://www.korg.com and look for authorized repair centers.

it has something to do with power input of your monitor. Or the HOT shorted.