Yamaha PSR-600 Broken Piano Key help?

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I have an old Yamaha with me.

Yamaha PSR-600

it's a digtal piano*

it's my father's piano...

I was cleaning my room the other day and I accidentally broke off one of the piano key when carrying it..lol

Is their any way i can repair this?
I pulled it off and broke it**

iono, replace it...super glue the pieces...?
 
There's an old beast. Vintage 1992.

I suspect that parts like keys are going to be either extremely easy to get or impossible to obtain. Companies tend to use the same key design in a lot of their products. This one may have lived on into recent products and may be obtainable. Or the whole thing may have been redesigned along with a product update. But it leads to the next problem. Many, maybe even most, of these low-cost keyboards were intended to never be taken apart ... they have press-fit enclosure that cannot be opened once it's assembled.

If there's a Yamaha keyboard dealer in your area, he could send it in for depot repair or see if he can get a replacement key which I would guess would be anywhere from $5 to $15 for the part. Clearly it's not worth putting a whole lot of money into this thing, if you have a clean break on the key and you can get to the break, super glue would be the solution.

.... I'm hoping your father isn't too upset about this, it really can't be worth more than a few dollars in prime condition as old as it is.
 
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