[Dillen]

Record on the platter?

Martin

[Dillen]

The resistor works in the circuit providing a slower forward towards the lead-in groove.

Martin

[Dillen]

Replace the washer under the wire wheel with a thinner type.

Martin

[Dillen]

It has an AC motor, speed is locked with the mains frequency. No adjustments.

Martin

[Dillen]

No. The black lead is merely a chassis ground.
Check that you have both connectors correctly seated, one at the panel, the other (push-in ribbon cable) at the main board.

Martin

[Dillen]

Two cables run from the muting board to the carriage.
They go under a black plastic holding bracket.
At the bracket pull the cables just 3-4mm towards the carriage – add a dap of glue to them at the bracket, if they won’t sit by themselves in this new position.

Martin

[Dillen]

New hinge part soon…

Martin

[Dillen]

45RPM is not a standard for 12″ records.
Start the Beogram at 45, catch the tonearm as it lowers and manually feed it back to the lead-in groove.

Martin

[Dillen]

Sensor pad bronze contact “fork” touching its pin on the PCB?

Martin

[Dillen]

Could also have a wrong spring for the lid.
When wall mounted, the spring is to be replaced by a stronger type to counter for the increased force needed to lift the lid.

Martin

[Dillen]

Det kommer an på, hvilken version, du har.
Hvis du har købt de nye remme det rigtige sted, kan du spørge efter monteringsvejledningen.

Martin

[Dillen]

Turned out to be a Beocord 8002.

Martin

[Dillen]

If you are sure it’s a Beocord 8001, please PM me, I would be interested.

Martin

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by Dillen.

[Dillen]

Yes. Just plug it in.
If the Beogram 2404 has 7 pins in the DIN plug, you must unscrew the outer two using a small flat-bladed (watch-makers) screwdriver, or the Beomaster socket will not accept it.
The two pins are for datalink communication, which is not supported by Beomaster 1900.

Martin

[Dillen]

Belts.
Idler rubber parts.
Cleaning, lubrication.

Martin

[Dillen]

Any DC voltage on the motor tabs?

Martin

[Dillen]

Bad lid switch – or badly mounted?

Martin

[Dillen]

A bad main CPU can also cause the remote to not work. I have replaced several with bad IR inputs.

Martin

[Dillen]

Contact Danish Sound Parts.
I hardly ever use the message system here.

But the washers are usually not the root cause. It’s the sliding plastic coupler – something that is being worked on every now and then.
It’s a fantastic and unique receiver, but a goofy construction.

Martin

[Dillen]

Check power supply voltages – are they correct and clean?
Check the CPU reset circuit.
Replace the CPU.

Martin

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