SENSOR ACTUATOR Fits ROLAND FD-8, TD-1 TD-11 TD-15 TD-17 Hi Hat Pedal Rubber Part (One Rubber)

Fonctionne tres bien au moment du linstallation , apres quelque mois dutilisation commence tranquillement a faire defaut, besoin de plus de pression pour tenir fermer

Brought my drum kick and high hat back to life

I didn't realize the actuator was supposed to be flexible to support the pressure sensing at fully closed positions. Mine was very firm and i could only get the fully closed by putting as much weight as possible on the toe of the pedal - which was not sustainable. Put this new flexible actuator in, and works like new! Wish I wouldn't have waited so long. Fit perfectly with no alterations - the hole looks small, but is meant to be snug and actually makes installation easier so it stays in place as you lower the pedal back into position.

Worked exactly as described. IMPORTANT: as opposed to some of the Youtube descriptions of doing this repair, There is an important thing to note about installing this part, as another reviewer noted, and it saved me a lot of time - I am copying this info here => "All you have to do is flip the pedal upside down, unscrew the 7 identical screws holding the base-plate on, then turn the pedal on its side to separate the top section from and the bottom (contrary to what some YouTube videos show, you don't need to to take any other pieces of the pedal apart. It's a waste of effort and will overly complicate the fix). Note which way the old rubber actuator is positioned, wiggle it side to side until it slides off its post, and discard. Take the replacement actuator you bought, open the lube pouch, and smear lube on the rounded rubber part that touches the right-angled metal plate bolted to the foot-pedal plate. I added some lube to the metal plate too. Wiggle the actuator onto the post so the rounded, lubed end touches the right-angled plate. Then squeeze the base-plate and the housing mound (the hollow portion of the pedal that hides the actuator and sensor) together, and put the screws back in. I did that and then plugged the pedal back into the Roland brain, and the hi-hat works as good as when it was new. "

Perfecte per una Roland TD-11