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  • #50192
    YannChris
    FOUNDER Member
      • Brittany, France

      Hello,

      Sometimes (and more often since a few time), the arm of my Beogram 6006 does not return to parking position at the end of the disc.

      It happens when the end-groove is very close to the center, so the reading arm is far on the label.

      When pressing stop, I hear the motor spinning but the arm does not move. Same with the fast return key.

      It looks as the moving cart has gone out of the guiding spindle.

      Today, I solved the problem by moving this spindle by hand, but it is not satisfactory.

      A played a “shorter”LP with a larger end-groove palyed without problem.

      Can I check something?

      Thanks by advance,

      Yann.

      #50193
      Dillen
      Moderator

        Replace the wedge-shaped belt for the carriage motor.

        Also dirt and/or dry lubricants towards the leftmost end of the threaded spindle can cause
        excess friction and make the belt slip.
        Clean the threaded shaft and add a handful tiny drops of teflon oil.

        Martin

        #50194
        YannChris
        FOUNDER Member
          • Brittany, France

          Thanks Martin,

          I found the belt on Beoparts, but I absolutely don’t know where to find the teflon oil.

          Is there a brand/name that you can recommend?

          Kind regards,

          Yann.

          #50195
          Dillen
          Moderator

            I bought something on Ebay years ago called “liquid bearing”.

            Martin

            #50196
            YannChris
            FOUNDER Member
              • Brittany, France

              Ok, Thanks.

              #50197
              YannChris
              FOUNDER Member
                • Brittany, France

                Hi Martin,

                The new belt is arrived and I sourced teflon bicycle oil for dry condition.

                A question: How to remove safely the transport in order to clean the threaded spindle and what attention points should I take care of?

                Kind regards,

                Yann.

                #50198
                YannChris
                FOUNDER Member
                  • Brittany, France

                  Update:

                  Belt exchanged.

                  Threaded spindle cleaned withoud removing the arm. Not perfect but I did what I could.

                  Then lubrification with the above-mentioned lubricant.

                  The arm acts now as designed.

                  Let’s hope it will last.

                  I’d liked to have the BG recapped, but it’s out of my competencies.

                  Yann.

                   

                   

                   

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