Re: Behringer Eurodexk MX3282 fader problem



Gareth Magennis wrote:

"Eeyore" wrote
gareth magennis wrote:
"Eeyore" wrote in message
gareth magennis wrote:

Repairing the faders is a simple case of bending back the securing
pins with a small screwdriver, you don't even have to desolder the
faders
(which is a very difficult job anyway even for a pro).

Sorry, that's nonsense.

Sorry, but without any evidence to the contrary how can you say that?

I've seen their faders. I know who make them. They're cheap and cheerful
'consumer' parts.

End of discussion.


You are still assuming that they are worn out or otherwise contaminated,

They will be.


rather than have suffered mechanical damage which may be repairable, with no
evidence yet to support either theory.

That's how they fail Gareth. It's as reliable as night following day. They are
NOT repairable. These are parts that cost Behringer probably about 20c ea. They
are not made to be 'repaired' or serviced like a P&G fader can be.

How many hundreds of thousands of mixers of YOUR design have been sold wordlwide
that you get your experience from ?

I KNOW what I'm talking about. The track is fucked, the reported symptoms
confirm this. Trying to 'fix' these will result only in misery, backbiting,
distrust and name-calling. Throw it in the junk or send it back toBbehringer to
fix so it's 'their problem'. They will undoubtedly quote an unrealistic service
price but MIGHT offer a discount on a new replacement, so that could be a viable
option. Actually, thinking about it, probably the very best option but will cost
the carriage charge unless Behr simply say they don't need to see it.

Behringer USA has a very helpful support agent whose name eludes me now but I'm
sure someone will come along and let us know. The OP should have a chat with him
I reckon.

Graham

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