To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the volume low or no sound on my Yamaha 141?
If the overall volume of your Yamaha Musical Instrument is low, or you are not hearing any sound, first ensure that the Master Volume is appropriately set using the [MASTER VOLUME] control. Also, make sure headphones are not connected to the headphone jack. Finally, verify that Local Control is turned ON.
How to fix a Yamaha Musical Instrument that does not turn on?
If your Yamaha Musical Instrument doesn't turn on, make sure the female plug is securely inserted into the socket on the instrument and the male plug is in a working AC outlet. Also, check that the adapter plug is securely inserted into the instrument's socket and plugged into a proper AC outlet.
What to do if there is noise from Yamaha 141 speakers?
If you hear noise from the speakers or headphones of your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it could be due to interference from a nearby mobile phone. Try turning off the mobile phone or moving it further away from the instrument.
Why does the damper pedal not work on my Yamaha 141?
If the damper pedal on your Yamaha Musical Instrument has no effect, ensure the pedal cord is securely connected to the [PEDAL] jack. Insert the pedal cord all the way in until the metal part of the cord plug is no longer visible.
What to do if Yamaha 141 Musical Instrument damper pedal has little effect?
If the damper pedal has little effect on your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it might have been pressed during power-on. Release the pedal and press it again to reset its function.
General| Body Material | ABS Resin |
|---|---|
| Finish | Matte |
| Barrel Length | 65mm |
| Case Included | Yes |
| Key | B-flat |
| Key Material | Nickel Silver |
| Mouthpiece | 4C |
Ensure local AC voltage matches the instrument's rating and set the voltage selector if provided.
Covers electrical shock, water, fire hazards, and handling abnormalities.
Precautions for power, connections, location, bench use, and handling.
Details included documents and downloadable online materials for the digital piano.
Guidance on instrument care, data saving, and copyright information.
Explains AWM sampling technology and graded hammer keyboard action.
Lists accessories, tuning, and practice functions like metronome.
Description of power, demo/song, voice, metronome, record, play, and volume controls.
Details headphone jacks, MIDI ports, pedal connections, and power input.
Instructions for safe operation of the key cover and music rest.
Steps for turning the instrument on/off and adjusting master volume.
Connecting headphones for private practice and using the headphone hanger.
How to play and select demonstration songs.
Playing 50 piano preset songs and songs from a computer.
How to choose and listen to different instrument voices.
Explanation of the damper, sostenuto, and soft pedals, including half-pedal function.
Guide to selecting reverb types and adjusting reverb depth for sound variation.
Layering two voices, adjusting balance, and setting octaves.
Adjusting keyboard pitch, transposition, and fine-tuning.
How to use the metronome: set time signature, tempo, and volume.
Adjusting how playing dynamics affect volume.
Setting initial preferences, selecting parts, and starting the recording process.
How to play back recorded performances and erase them.
Muting or playing individual song parts for focused practice.
Introduction to MIDI and connecting to other instruments and computers.
Transferring songs to/from a computer using Musicsoft Downloader.
Backing up instrument data and resetting to factory defaults.
Configuring MIDI channels, local control, program change, and control change.
Common issues and their solutions for instrument operation.
List of optional accessories available for the digital piano.
Detailed instructions for assembling the keyboard stand and connecting pedals/power.
Reviewing the assembly, checking connections, and moving the unit.
