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    Mark Oosterwijk
    BRONZE Member

      Hi guys, I recently bought a Beocenter 7700 (again 😅) and am restoring it to the best form i can get it in.

      It has a problem though, i’m hoping maybe some of you can shine some light on it:

      On all sources (radio, tape and phono) it only has full output on the left channel, the right has almost no output at all. Almost, because when i only plug the right output there is very low output (good quality sound also). Fader is centered, when sliding it to the far right, there is nothing at all. Problem is on both speaker group 1 and 2. Also tested the speakercables and speakers, they are okay (i run my 7007 on them). I opend the 7700 up and took an look around for a bit (i am not a electronics tech, I globaly understand what parts and PCB is for what and I could solder a bad connection, and that’s it, really.) I did spot traces of previous repairs (the late preveous owner had it repared at the shop a few times of which i have the receipts, including the original purchase receipt from december 1982😀).
      I did find a lose wire that i could retrace to the AM part of the back socked panel on which there has been some adjustments/repairs. I also spotted a missing wire on a larger connector. Could that be the problem?

      I did plug the speakers directly to the internal speaker cables to have the same results as described before. There is about 15% of the output on the left channel.

      That’s it. Anyone has any thoughts of what could be wrong? I do own a full service manual with diagrams for reference btw.

      • Also I am from the Netherlands, maybe someone knows a good technician who could fix it for me?
      #62022
      Tignum
      GOLD Member

        Hi Mark, you could contact BeoBuddy (forum member) for repairs. He is located in Utrecht, he has been helping me with repairs quite a few times, all successfully.

        Location: Netherlands
        #62042
        matador
        Moderator

          Hi,

          Maybe worth checking the A.AUX jumper plug? Continuity may be broken on one side.

          Location: Paris France
          #62056
          Mark Oosterwijk
          BRONZE Member

            Thank you for the tip, I will check that out. I’ll let you know.

            #62057
            Mark Oosterwijk
            BRONZE Member

              Hi Mark, you could contact BeoBuddy (forum member) for repairs. He is located in Utrecht, he has been helping me with repairs quite a few times, all successfully.

              Great, I contacted him immediately! Thanx

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