Of course, before we can repair the Yamaha DGX-530, we must take it apart.

This is a bottom view of the instrument.

First, remove the two wooden panels that cover the speaker compartments.

Each cover is held down with 10 self-tap screws.

Notice that there's a correct way to reinstall the speaker covers.

There's insulation foam on each cover that aligns with the rear edge of the instrument, as seen here.

Here, the two covers are removed.

Inside each speaker compartment, there are two small, self tap screws that must be removed.

Along the middle of the instrument's bottom, there are 10 long, self-tap screws that also must be removed.

Four of the ten removed screws are shown here.