There's one more cable to unplug from the keyboard assembly.

It's the 8-pin cable with mostly green wires, shown here.

This little board is attached to the keyboard assembly and reads the after-touch information.

Next, take out three mounting screws from each end of the keyboard assembly.

Here you see the three screws on the right-hand end.

Here you see the three screws on the left-hand end.

Now you can lift the entire keyboard assembly out of the Korg Triton pro.

With both the computer cage and the keyboard assembly out of the way, it's time to take a break.

To remove and replace keys or fix contact problems, view the Korg Keys & Contacts Repair Story.

To remove and replace worn-out tactile switches, view the Triton Worn-out Buttons Repair Story.