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  • in reply to: Beocom 2 Repair #60692
    Jonathan McCall
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      Bought a lovely condition used Beocom 2 off eBay as not working.

      Ive popped a new battery in and given it a good charge.

      The screen lights up but has no logo etc. I do however get regular flashing of the screen on and off.

      Done a bit of googling and it appears to be a common issue, but not sure what the fix is.

      Any pointers gratefully received !

       

      in reply to: Beogram 4500 (and others) main pcb question #60145
      Jonathan McCall
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        Putting everything back together, although still awaiting the RIAA back from my expert in SMDs.

        Out of curiosity, can anyone enlighten me as to what the mica plate is for under the PSU board ? It appears to be a shield for the component that sits on top of it, to stop dust getting in, but allowing someone me form of cooling ?

        I may be totally wrong, but always keen to learn.

        Incidentally, that spring clip is a b ugger to get back on !

        Cheers

        Jonny

         

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        in reply to: Beogram 4500 (and others) main pcb question #60058
        Jonathan McCall
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          The Kose board with just the connector shown was I think the same one from the video where the cable just pulled straight out.

          Tried doing that again and no joy, so going with a de-solder. At least that will give me the opportunity to see how it all goes together.

          The clip on top of the connector also appears to have little prongs to separate the cables as they enter the connector.

          in reply to: Beogram 4500 (and others) main pcb question #60057
          Jonathan McCall
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            Really helpful – thanks Guy. I’m using a component kit from Condor to recap the PSU board, main board and RIAA as well as new diodes, a couple of op-amps (SMD so will leave those to an expert) and new 33&45 trimmers.

            I know it sounds like a know what I’m talking about, but I’m basically learning as I go along and it’s very interesting and fun following the circuit diagram and finding out what everything does.

            Ive dropped Menahem an email on the connector, so hopefully he can help.

            Cheers

            Jonny

            in reply to: Beogram 4500 (and others) main pcb question #60038
            Jonathan McCall
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              Thanks Mad – I’m thinking that’s the case here, as a firm pull doesn’t give any success. There is a YouTube video of Kose Trading just pulling the cable out on a Beogram 3000, but I’d prefer to take the educated route before getting ham fisted.

              If anyone else can chip in that would be appreciated.

              in reply to: Best way to configure Beolab 8000 and Beolab 14 sub #59594
              Jonathan McCall
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                Thanks Rolf – useful info.

                Best

                Jonny

                in reply to: Best way to configure Beolab 8000 and Beolab 14 sub #59355
                Jonathan McCall
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                  Hi again MM – Steve’s confirmed everything you said about the 14.

                  Will see how it works with my setup, but start looking out for an 11. You are talking about an II and not a 2 ?

                  Appreciate the input – every day is a school day !

                  in reply to: Beocom 2 Repair #59310
                  Jonathan McCall
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                    Far too expensive for a non working phone I’m afraid, but thanks for the heads up.

                    in reply to: Beocom 2 Repair #59304
                    Jonathan McCall
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                      Hi Manfred – do you have a red case in excellent condition ?

                      Thanks

                      Jonny

                      in reply to: Best way to configure Beolab 8000 and Beolab 14 sub #59228
                      Jonathan McCall
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                        Thanks MM – Steve can do RI45 to Powerlink cables, so my further investigation is thinking PL in from 4500 amp, then RJ45 to PL back to the 8000’s ?

                        I think that way the system b reduces the bass output to the 8000’s.

                         

                        in reply to: Hinge spring BG4002 #59217
                        Jonathan McCall
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                          Try Ron at Beorepairs in the UK.

                          Good luck !

                          in reply to: Beolab 14 Sub – IC identification needed ! #59214
                          Jonathan McCall
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