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Home Forums Product Discussion & Questions BeoGram Beogram 3000 5901, motorcontrol schematic

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  • #47535
    on4dag
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    Hello,

    Has someone a schema of the motorcontrol unit on the PCB of the motor? I have taken the motor apart and it’s running, but the controller PCB has a problem. On the PCB IC808 (hall ic or PWM?), a thyristor, some capacitors and resistors.

     

    I just want to see how this functions and if their are parts availbale. The IC808 search didn’t show something on google.

    Thank you for help.

    Kind regards, Erik

    #47536
    on4dag
    BRONZE Member

    Some photos of the situation.

     

     

    #47537
    Mark-sf
    BRONZE Member

    The motor was considered a single part so B&O did not publish the control-board schematic. What is the nature of the problem you are experiencing. Most of the time its the bearing drying out not an electronic issue.

    #47538
    on4dag
    BRONZE Member

    Hi Mark,

    I had a blown fuse and only the motor module caused this.

    I have tested the motor and it runned but with noise. Now I have re oiled the bearings but didn´t test the whole again. Can dry bearings cause an overcurrent to blow the fuse? If so, then I have to install it again and test it. What is your experience?

     

     

    #47539
    on4dag
    BRONZE Member

    I have reinstalled and motor is functioning!

    Motor makes still some noise, from the brushes. So I have to look if these are still available.

     

    #47540
    garncarz1988
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    #47541
    on4dag
    BRONZE Member

    Thanks all for your help.

     

    I have a question on the main bearing (nylon fitting) but I will make a new topic / post

    #47542
    Mark-sf
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    You do not apply oil to the bearing. It needs to be infused in a vacuum. My experience is that they are still the source of your noise.

    #47543
    on4dag
    BRONZE Member

    Hi Mark,

    thank you for your remark. I have seen some posts on this topc and I am thinking of doing this (“oil-vacuum”) as well. But first I had to check if the other parts were all doing well.

    Thanks for your help.

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