I just read the description about how to remove the gears, lifesaver.
Beogram CD 50, Mexico
Go back to start of the thread, and then read all posts until you get to the pic with all the gears marked, read and do, no problem.
Location: Mexico city
Printing machine technician
Restored various 1960-70 items
Rock and Roll music
Collecting Vinyl
Restored Jukebox Wurlitzer 1050
very fortunate that when my CD50 stopped working, the only person I knew that I could trust to fix it without any qualms was Tim Jarman, and 5 years later it's still working beautifully with my BM5500, MCP5500, and the Redline 60.2's
Location: London UK
What is the replacement belt size? I removed the old one from my cd50 in pieces and so far all I can tell is that its a 1.2 mm square belt.
...Also (sorry to have so many questions, this is my first time ever repairing this) how do I get the second gear off after the big one has been removed? There is a "C" shaped washer, do I pry that off? I can't put the belt on until that gear is removed.
my Beosystem 5500, but instead of the 5500 CD player I have the CD50 !
[View:http://s1257.photobucket.com/albums/ii517/pcourtney11/:550:0]
Location: London UK
Location: London UK
loaded the photo to media on the site, and cannot even use that, get the message
"There are no items at this level in the list"
sad that uploading a photo does not work for me.
Location: London UK
loaded the photo to media on the site, and cannot even use that, get the message
"There are no items at this level in the list"
sad that uploading a photo does not work for me.
I get that also, the problem is the "directory" tree ... you need to click on the blue error heads and select each line to find where the system has placed your uploads.
Setting up the file system is counter-intuitive
I ended up with three layers of file structure and you may have the same issue:-
thank you, got there in the end, but that is a really stupid way to upload images if you ask me, who ever designed that needs a lesson about end users and the KISS principle
Location: London UK
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