what do you mean by RELE?
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Beolab 8000 turn off after some hours
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I think @marexy means the ‘relay’.
@marexy: which caps do you consider suspicious?
@marexy: which caps do you consider suspicious?
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Hi @franjo3000
Your problem certainly sounds exactly like the same problem I had. I bet you need to change IC1 and this will fix the problem. I used an IC1 chip from an old unit but earlier in the thread is some alternative you can buy. You need a solder blow gun to remove the old IC, be careful to not rip off the solder pads.
Good luck!
Carl
Your problem certainly sounds exactly like the same problem I had. I bet you need to change IC1 and this will fix the problem. I used an IC1 chip from an old unit but earlier in the thread is some alternative you can buy. You need a solder blow gun to remove the old IC, be careful to not rip off the solder pads.
Good luck!
Carl
Location: Stockholm
@Carljh
Thanks for this info.
I have a BeoLab 8000 that also has a problem when connected via RCA.
It sometimes does switch on (mostly not), but only when I put the input volume high.
Question
- Could this also be caused by a bad IC1?
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@KolfMAKER
Hard to say but the IC1 belong to the circuit that turn on the amplifier when the input signal reach a threshold level. It may solve your problem if you swap the IC1. Carl
Location: Stockholm
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