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Home โ€บ Forums โ€บ Product Discussion & Questions โ€บ BeoGram โ€บ How to separate top and bottom of BG4000 platter

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  • #35499
    Mark-sf
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    I would not try as the two pieces are bonded. Applying heat to relax the bond would damage the ribs.

    #35500
    yachadm
    BRONZE Member

    Mark thanks

    But my question is How to DO it, not โ€œHow NOT to do itโ€.

    Obviously Direct heat would damage the plastic ribs.

    Mentioned here that a platter arrived separated after heavy handling in transit.

    https://beolover.blogspot.com/2018/03/beogram-4000-glueing-delaminated-platter.html

    So, it IS possible to separate them, but that method I would not try.

    Perhaps a pot of boiling water, and soaking the platter inside?

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    #35501
    Mark-sf
    BRONZE Member

    Based upon Beoloverโ€™s sample, that separation was caused by force. Note that there is thin film residue to the old bond indicating that a shear force will likely be more successful than heat softening. This would call for a non-marring mallet with the platter supported thru the center hole. You could also try a .1mm stainless steel spudger to work around the edge to break the bond.

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