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Home Forums Product Discussion & Questions BeoGram Problem with Beogram 4002 Type 5521

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    Paul Mac
    BRONZE Member

    I purchased this turntable, which worked, but the belt wasn’t original. While waiting to buy it, I decided to lubricate the threaded shaft and the rear steel shaft of the shifting mechanism. After that, every time I press the Start key, it doesn’t stay on, and therefore the turntable doesn’t work. If I move the carriage by hand toward the center of the turntable, it works. When I press the Stop key, the carriage moves to the rest position, and I can no longer get it to work properly. Thank you very much!

    #69041
    hcraig244
    SILVER Member

    Its unlikely that lubricating the carriage drive screw and associated wheel would cause the problems you describe, I would take a close look at the carriage position sensor and ensure it hasn’t become detached or damaged..see the attached blog from the beolover….his issue was different to yours but i suspect it could be related…send some pics of your unit for us to view

    https://beolover.blogspot.com/2016/04/beogram-4002-5513-non-working-end-groove-detection.html

    #69059
    Paul Mac
    BRONZE Member

    First of all, thank you for your response. The IR diode has the correct voltage, 1.1 volts, and the receiver has 5 volts at the collector and 0.7 volts at the output.

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    #69060
    Paul Mac
    BRONZE Member

    I unsoldered the IR diode and tested it with my cell phone’s camera, and it works. And the receiver didn’t move at all (I think).

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