[kirin]

Hello Remmel, this is indeed different from my Beo6500-CD-situation, where the motor always did spin up but could not get the tracks accordingly. So, in my case the repair was luckily quite straight forward in exchanging the one mentioned cap. (I have some left, btw…)

Maybe Martin can judge this. The linked Cap Kit seems to be a good approach, anyway.

Regards, K

[kirin]

Dear all, especially Lee, Keith, and also Foxtrott and Tignum and Steve and all others for the enthusiastic comments, I cannot beleive it! I was not logged on here as I am sick at the moment (nothing serious) and am overwhelmed by the double-win! Where I usually do not win anything… 🙂

So, many thanks!! this forum is really a great one, where I learned a lot since over 10 y’s and had already huge fun with 🙂

best regards, Christian

[kirin]

Hello Remmel, sorry I have to answer in English:

In the old new forum there were many discussions on an issue with a faulty capacitor on the servo PCB. I had similar issue like you with a 6500 Beogram CD. I could figure out that it might be that because the CD player worked with CDs containing only few tracks, and when it was warm, also with CDs which failed when being cold (just plugged in).

It was then quite easy to order this cap, dismantle 6500, and solder the new cap into it. Worked perfectly again afterwards.

Maybe you can find a similar post in the Archived Forum.

In the next days I could search for type and brand and location of that capacitor

Regards, K

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