[lenhi]

OK, so now I have a Weller soldering station and have taken the Beolink 7000 apart again. As far as I can see, there is one little drop of solder holding the metal shield together. So the plan is to melt this, pry loose the shield, and insert a couple of condensers. The excellent work description that Filip posted states that four condensers should be changed. But maybe I should just do those two. Can I get confirmation that I am on the right track? Thank you!

Location: Scania, Sweden

[lenhi]

After removing the four screws at the back, lifting the glass, and finding the SMDs, I couldn’t figure out how to remove the metal shield where the SMAs stick up. Advice as to where and how much pressure should be applied, would be much appreciated. I reassembled the link, since I couldn’t find any description of this part of the procedure anywhere. Going out now, to try and find the perfect soldering pencil

Location: Scania, Sweden

[lenhi]

The battery pack needs to be changed, too, but that should be within my competence, I think

Location: Scania, Sweden

[lenhi]

Thank you for your respons, filip, and no, I have no idea what I am should be doing. Is there some soldering involved? Would you happen to have a blueprint of the Beolink? And yes, it is a BeoMASTER, sandsynligvis!

Regards

Location: Scania, Sweden

[lenhi]

Not very encouraging, this: Beolink 7000 working/not working – (beoworld.org)https://archivedforum.beoworld.org/forums/t/15030.aspx

, while this, on the other hand, just looks challenging; Beolink 7000 “No Contact” issue – (beoworld.org)

https://archivedforum.beoworld.org/forums/t/28382.aspx

Location: Scania, Sweden

[lenhi]

Beocenter 2000 Cartridge Recommendation

I know that the mmc20s goes with the tone arm in Beocenter 2000, but are there any other, possibly better, fits?

Location: Scania, Sweden

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