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In article writes:

Are they easy to replace ?

I don't know, but somebody's got to do it. It's quite possible that
you'll have to take a lot of stuff off in order to get to the insides.
If you're comfortable with that (and have plenty of room to work -
don't try it if you have a table only as large as the mixer to work
on) go for it. But inquire about a warranty repair and a warranty
repair station near you. It might be as simple as dropping it off at
the corner music store, but you'll be without it for longer than if
you did the repair yourself.

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