Have just bought my son a secondhand Roland Electric Piano (Piano Plus 450) and whilst it plays most of the time, on occassions a note won't sound. This happens occasionaly and with different notes. Is this easy to fix or complicated and expensive? Any help gratefully received.

Cathey in Kent, October 2010

Hi it's me again Cathey in Kent I really should get my specs changed Kent being the key word to being in UK I'm in Worthing West Sussex and it really gets up my nose when people sell goods without telling you about the faults.

bob, November 2010

First if you are in UK. [it's a world forum]
Go back to the dealer tell them what you've discovered. If they don't want to know and did not get you to accept by signature the faults you may be covered for a refund under the consumer act.
Go to www.consumerdirect.gov.uk click 'contact us' follow through either phone them or email see how you stand.

Unfortunately if a private sale you've been caught.
May not cost much may just be dirt under the keys..

bob, November 2010