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17 November 2025 at 19:46 #71349
JASON NEWTON
BRONZE MemberHello, I’m new to this channel, looking for help and community. I have purchased a one owner from new Beogram 5000. I contacted Steve at Sounds Heavenly who was very helpful providing me with the necessary cables and a PP400 pre-amp to connect to the phono inputs on my YAMAHA AV Receiver. The Beogram was purchased from eBay in the original box with the x3 screws locking down the plate for shipping. The record player powers up, and spins however doesn’t play. I was assured by the seller it worked, It does not. I’m not sure what to do. I have recorded x3 videos and uploaded to YouTube to see and hear the fault in action. I would very much appreciate some advice.
Thank you.
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JASON NEWTON.
17 November 2025 at 23:56 #71361 Mark-sfBRONZE MemberYou may have multiple problems, but one appears to be inadequate tracking force. Here is a link to the Soundsmith page that provides a very thorough description: https://sound-smith.com/how-balance-your-bo-tone-arm-and-set-proper-tracking-force.
18 November 2025 at 08:10 #71370TK
GOLD MemberI’ve just finished repairing one of these with a similar issue – starts playing as normal, but slides around as the record is played, as if there is not enough weight on the stylus. The problem I found was a broken bracket, shown as 1107 in the photo below. Apparently this is a common issue with these players. Getting to it in order to repair it was a fiddly exercise, but not impossible. If this is indeed the same problem that you have, the player will not play properly until the bracket is repaired.
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