Beogram 1900 "Restore"

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adyan
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Posted October 25, 2022 at 08:14 GMT
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I will check your points next weekend and than come back here.

Thanks

Christian
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adyan
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Posted October 30, 2022 at 20:00 GMT
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Hello again,

to clear this up:

Martin pointed me kind of in the right direction with making a point about 50/60 Hz...

I checked the power cabling and found the deck was set to 110 V! Not sure why and who did this but that was the problem. Switched to 220V and the deck is working now.

Regards

Christian
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Van Jensen
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Posted March 3, 2026 at 17:35 GMT
Edited March 5, 2026 at 08:53 GMT
#1672941
Hello Beogram 1900 owners and tose who know the record player,

When I purchased a defective Beogram 1900, I noticed a foam disc about 2 EUR in size when I removed the base plate (see pictures).

I have already looked in the parts list and searched the internet, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find anything.

Where does this piece of foam go? Is it perhaps clamped between the two arms (metal wires) for controlling the speed, start and stop of the device? I am asking as the mechanism is working a bit rough.

@dillen Do you have an idea?

I would be grateful for any relevant information!
Thanks - J.

 
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