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    Mark-sf
    BRONZE Member

      It’s likely that the tensioned string that moves the arm has broken or come untracked. There are instructions at the end of the service manual at https://beomanuals.com/manuals/Beogram/Beogram%209500/Beogram_9500-Service_Manual-version2.pdf

      on replacing and adjusting.

      #39901
      Justonemore
      BRONZE Member

        Thanks a lot I will look into that.

        #39902
        Justonemore
        BRONZE Member

          Thank you so much it worked.

          However, I do think I need a new string as I think its original. Also need a new drive belt.

          Any idea on when to get that in a good quality ?

           

          #39903
          Mark-sf
          BRONZE Member

            Glad it worked out. I don’t know about a new string but belts and other spare parts are reliably available from https://www.beoparts-shop.com/.  If you can’t find the “string” you can make a new one using tuning dial cord.

            #39899
            Justonemore
            BRONZE Member

              Hi all,

              My Beogram 9500 decided to stop working today. -Yesterday all was hunky-dory, today dead.

              I hope I can get a few ideas on how to fix things, I am based in the US so no repair shop nearby. -It is a US version Beogram 9500

              This is the situation:

              When I press Play the platter start to rotate
              a.     The platter starts to rotate
              b.     The tone arm says 33 or 45
              c.     The tone arm does not move towards the platter
              d.     The tone arm lower down, as it would if there was a record.

              Checking the tone arm moving left/right
              a.     The move left function does not move the tone arm, the platter starts to rotate and search light goes on. There is a clicking going on like switching on something there do not activate.
              b.     The move right function does not move the tone arm, but the search light goes on.

              Checking “manual” start
              a.     If I, my hand, move the tone arm over the platter/record and press play. The platter starts to rotate for then stopping, the tone arm does not go down it just “hang” there.

              I hope someone have an idea on how to fix this problem. As said all was great yesterday.

              I had it for full service 2 years ago, where everything was checked and adjusted etc. Even got a new cartridge fitted, not that it makes a difference here.

              Thanks in advance and hope I can get this beauty up running again.

               

              #62700
              Gregory Defieuw
              BRONZE Member

                hey, did you solve the problem? I have the same. Grtz

                 

                #62703
                Dillen
                GOLD Member

                  Generally:

                  Without a record on the platter, the carriage with the tonearm etc. will not move in. The platter will just spin for a few seconds while the record sensing system operates.

                  Using the search buttons will only work while playing. – Not from standby.
                  And when you use them the light comes on and you must hold the buttons to move the carriage to the desired position – then press play to resume playing.

                  NEVER use anti-static mats with any Beogram.
                  1. It’s not necessary. (All alu platters are anti-static, and the ones used on tangential decks will create a soft
                  vacuum under the record).
                  2. It disturbs the tracking angle because the record sits higher. This results in distortion.
                  3. The record sensing system will not work as intended, which could result in a ripped off stylus if the deck takes the mat for a record. This could cause a vacuum in your wallet.

                  Martin

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