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ColinPowell

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  • ColinPowell
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    Hi,

    I haven’t got an answer to your question but I posted a very similar problem yesterday regarding my 7007.

    Mine will start on 45rpm with both 7″ and 12″ records. I can however change the speed to 33 by pressing the 33 button.

    Interestingly though, it goes back to 45 once the end of the record is reached during the auto return of the arm procedure.

    If I get a reply before you I’ll let you know!

    Cheers,

    Colin

    in reply to: Beocenter 7007 turntable intermittent #44113
    ColinPowell
    BRONZE Member

    Fixed – many thanks again Mark-sf.

    N‍ot necessarily related but the default speed is 45rpm on both 7″ and 12″ records. This can be changed by pressing the 33 button but normally I would expect a 12″ record to automatically run at 33.

    Any ideas?

    in reply to: Beocenter 7007 turntable intermittent #44112
    ColinPowell
    BRONZE Member

    ­Thanks Mark-sf. I will check this switch today hopefully.

     

    in reply to: Beocenters 7007 phono button intermittent #43612
    ColinPowell
    BRONZE Member

    Hi,

    Just wondered if anyone has experienced this problem before? Any input would be appreciated ?

     

    in reply to: Beocenter 7007 intermittent auto phono mute issue #34757
    ColinPowell
    BRONZE Member

    Hi Mark,

    Sorry for long delay in replying but I have now fixed the problem. It was indeed the mechanical issue you described and by cleaning the contacts it now works properly every time. So thank you for your sound advice.

    Regards,

    Colin

    in reply to: Beocenter 7007 intermittent auto phono mute issue #34755
    ColinPowell
    BRONZE Member

    I would appreciate anyone’s input into a component I can change on the amplifier board.

    There’s a board for sale cheaply on Ebay if it’s worth swapping them over.

    I just haven’t a clue when it comes to electronics.

     

    Regards,

     

    Colin

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