Home Forums Product Discussion & Questions BeoSystem Beosystem 2500: new door belts but still not completely closing, why?

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  • #48826
    klesolin
    BRONZE Member

      I’ve completly overhauled this Beosystem 2500: changed all the belts (tape, CD loader, doors), cleaned, greased, and tested the whole thing, works great.

      Except the doors!! They seem to open fine as the edge of the glass aligns with the edge of the black plastic (towards the center) when opened. They also close smoothly, but stop a little short. It has a gap inbetween the closed doors, maybe 5 or 10mm. It’s bothersome, and when I manually push the doors, they go all the way.

      What could be doing this?

      First image is with the gap, second is after pushing it all the way by hand. Looks like the right window is off but the left is spot on.

      #48828
      Guy
      Moderator
        • Warwickshire, UK

        Have a look at this old thread for detailed instructions with pictures: https://archivedforum2.beoworld.org/forums/p/4707/42777.aspx#42777

        #48827
        Dillen
        Moderator

          Move the doors on the string.
          Losen the small clamps, move them and tighten them again.

          Martin

          #48829
          klesolin
          BRONZE Member

            Thank you both, I’ll try that!

            #48830
            klesolin
            BRONZE Member

              So, that worked. But the right window sits a little lower than the left still. They close right, but the top and bottom edges don’t align properly. The right door sags a tiny bit. I can push it up, unlike the left and it feels like the cable isn’t taught on that side or something. Any ideas?

              #48831
              Guy
              Moderator
                • Warwickshire, UK

                I have never seen a problem with door vertical alignment mentioned on the forum!

                If the little brackets are undamaged (i.e not bent) and glued to the door glass in the correct (symmetrical) positions, I would double check that you have assembled the BC2500 correctly.  Cable tension may be an issue, but I would expect this to affect both doors as there is only one cable.

                #48832
                Die_Bogener
                BRONZE Member

                  The hight of the glass door cannot be adjusted.

                  Either somebody glued it at the wrong position or the doors are out of spec… and i have  never seen any door out of spec.

                  #48833
                  klesolin
                  BRONZE Member

                    Upon closer inspection, it looks like the bracket fell off the door at some point and was glued back slightly wrong… It fell off again now so I have to figure out how to clean the old glue and which glue to use to put it back on. Open to advice, I only have 2 parts epoxy glue at home.

                    #48834
                    Die_Bogener
                    BRONZE Member

                      Epoxy will not work for long time.

                      Loctite 480 will do the job.

                      #48835
                      klesolin
                      BRONZE Member

                        Noted. How do I remove the old glue? I’m not sure what it is, it kinda yellowed. I was thinking about scraping it off with a blade but I’m worried it might peel off the black rectangle that’s on the window. Would acetone be a better option? I don’t know how the black rectangle would react to it or if there is any finish on the glass that would react…

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