I had all of my bends ready to go, with all of the wires and switches kind of pushed off to the speak side of the board since I was working on the other side. Upon power up nothing (it was working fine before I pushed them all to one side). I thought no big deal since somewher in the jumble of wires I might be causing a short - so I kind of shook the mass of wires and bingo - the thing worked. The next day (I had still not cleaned up the wire tangled mess), I powered up the device, but nothing. I jumbled the wires again and still nothing. I then removed every wire and solder point from the board - powered up - nothing. Can ANYONE suggest how I can methodically go through each component on the board to see if it is functioning right, or to determine what happened? Could it be that a wire somehow erased an IC chip program? Do the Casio's have some sensitive IC or something? I am praying that it is a diode, resistor or something that can easily be replaced - how would I know if it's an IC or something worse that is gone? I can still get a crackle if I connect pins from one IC to another, or from the same IC to itself - so I know that the speaker is still working. ANd I have a multimeter, so I can test voltages at points in the board and on components.....help! What can I test?