Roland Spare Parts Cross Reference (Version 20190217)

Notes

     [1] The transformer part number listed for the S-330, S-750, S-760 and W-30 is actually the complete Power Board Assembly as shown in this image
     [2] The D-110 and S-330 use the same Roland LCD part number but have a different manufacturer part number so I’m not sure if these are exact replacements for each other
     [3] The MC-500, MC-500mkII and RC-100 use the same ROTARY ENCODER POT as the ALPHA JUNO-1, ALPHA JUNO-2 and S-10 (P/N: 13279781)
     [4] The JD-990, JV-1080, SE-70, and SC-880 use the same ROTARY ENCODER POT as the JV-880 (P/N: 13289196)
     [5] The S-760 Service Manual shows the display size as 320W x 80H but the LCD Datasheet says it is actually 160W x 64H
     [6] Juno-106 keys are not interchangeable with the JX-8P because of the weights
     [7] S‑750, S‑760, S‑770 (except Canada), S‑330 and W‑30 Power Switch P/N: 13129139 is an ALPS SDL1P-D. This common part is found on eBay for only $2.50 (USD). More detailed info is here
     [8] D‑110, D‑550, GM‑70, JV‑880, MKS‑20, MKS‑50, MKS‑70, MKS‑80, MKS‑100, S‑220, S‑550 and U‑220 Power Switch P/N: 13129124 is an ALPS SDGA3P. More detailed info is here
     [9] The original PICO Fuse was PANASONIC P/N: ERQ16NKR15E. A modern day replacement is LITTELFUSE P/N: 0263.750MXL - More detailed info is here