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  • #60135
    pepps
    GOLD Member
      • Kent, UK

      Hello,

      I have a very noisy and sluggish tray mechanism to repair on a new-to-me Beocord 6500.
      The central pulley needs attention – I wonder if someone can confirm to me if there is supposed to be just a nylon washer on here between the pulley and the metal clamp it’s bolted to?

      The photo I’ve included shows the rather beaten up state of a nylon washer which was coated in grease. I plan to replace with something similar.

      Or is there a better way to sort this out?

      At the moment as the drawer moves in the large black pulley tilts and scrapes on the metal bracket. Now it didn’t leave the factory like that  😀

      Does anyone have a photo of how the tray pulley mechanism should be?

      beocord6500_traypulley

      Many thanks and kind regards,

       

      Julian

      #60148
      Dillen
      Moderator

        There should be no nylon washer – but in some Beocords you will find a bronze spring plate.
        Does the large pulley wiggle on the metal spindle?
        Has the thread on the spindle been damaged?

        Martin

        #60156
        pepps
        GOLD Member
          • Kent, UK

          There should be no nylon washer – but in some Beocords you will find a bronze spring plate. Does the large pulley wiggle on the metal spindle? Has the thread on the spindle been damaged? Martin

          Hi Martin – yes the large pulley does wiggle on the metal spindle. And on those wiggles the scraping noise occurs. The thread is ok as far as I can see.
          I shall remove the nylon and see how the pulley reacts.
          A small bronze spring plate should be easy enough to come by so thank you for that suggestion.

          #60186
          Dillen
          Moderator

            Perhaps the spindle hole in the large pulley is worn out of shape from using a wrong belt (too tight)?

            Martin

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