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  • #61343
    Keith Saunders
    FOUNDER Member
      • Hampshire, England

      Given you only have a basic multi-meter you could try the following, it is a long shot, but worth a try.

      With a signal (music would be best) plugged into the phono socket use you multi-meter set to AC volts say 1 volt range if it has one, or the lowest available. What we are trying to do here is measure an analogue signal with a AC volt meter and compare the good speaker with the bad.

      One meter lead on P2 pin 2 and the other lead on each of the following points on both speakers with the same music input.

      • Both sides of C75
      • IC1 pin1
      • Both sides of R136
      • Collector of Tr16

      Note any points between the two speaker with a difference.

       

      #61345
      Glitch
      BRONZE Member

        With a signal (music would be best) plugged into the phono socket

        One could also use MP3 sine wave test tones which might make it easier to do comparisons.

        Glitch

        #61354
        Keith Saunders
        FOUNDER Member
          • Hampshire, England

          One could also use MP3 sine wave test tones which might make it easier to do comparisons. Glitch

          Yes I agree..

          #61358
          KolfMAKER
          SILVER Member
            • The Netherlands

            Thanks again gentleman!

            I will start to measure between the ‘bad’ and a good speaker next week. As you suggested Keith, between P2 pin 2 and the listed components.

            I have a sin wave app on my phone which I will use as a continuous audio signal.

            To be continued!

            #61526
            KolfMAKER
            SILVER Member
              • The Netherlands

              Today I tried starting the comparison measurements. As a reference / working speaker I wanted to use another BeoLab 8000 with serial 16xx xxxx. But I found out that the PCB layout of components is slightly different than the trouble BeoLab I am working on (13xx xxxx), and from the PCB02 drawing I have from the Service manual.

              To show the difference: first the drawing of PCB02 I have from the Service Manual, and underneath a picture of PCB02 from the 16xx xxxx speaker I wanted to use for comparison.

              BeoLab 8000 - PCB02

              PCB02 - Layout 16xx series

              IC1 is still clear, but I am not sure about the position of C75, R136, and TR16.

              Question

              • Could you help me find where these components are, or maybe you have a visual layout of this PCB02 version?
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