Nord Triple Pedal for Nord Piano 2 HP 73

[Pilgrim]

You might have purchased a defective triple pedal. I have found them unacceptably fragile.

That's what I suspect. I also suspect the seller didn't own a Nord Keyboard.
I asked someone else whether the pedal is plug and play.and was told it was. The one I had with my Yahama P125 was plug and play.

[Pilgrim]

If you have a tester/multimeter you can check yourself if the pedals work, just measure the resistance between Ring and Sleeve of the TRS jack of the Triple pedal (Tip is for Sustain); it should change when you press either Soft or Sostenuto or both together.

But before or besides that, also learn how to change settings in the menu and try to change settings.

Many thanks

Will see if my multimeter still works - assuming I can find it!!

Thanks for you info regarding testing the pedal.

I did that yesterday and it proved that the pedal was faulty.
I am now returning it to the seller and getting a full refund.

[maxpiano]

If you have a tester/multimeter you can check yourself if the pedals work, just measure the resistance between Ring and Sleeve of the TRS jack of the Triple pedal (Tip is for Sustain); it should change when you press either Soft or Sostenuto or both together.

But before or besides that, also learn how to change settings in the menu and try to change settings.

Many thanks

Will see if my multimeter still works - assuming I can find it!!

Thanks for you info regarding testing the pedal.

I did that yesterday and it proved that the pedal was faulty.
I am now returning it to the seller and getting a full refund.

YW, the fault could be as simple as a disconnected ring cable on either end (since both soft and sostenuto pedals don't work), but better get the refund and then go for a working one new.