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  • in reply to: Beogram4000 behaving erratically #39642
    solderon29
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      Is it a silly question,but is the carriage drive belt in good condition?

      Silicon anywhere near those switch contacts is bad new’s too!

      Nick

      in reply to: beocenter 7007 counterweight #39655
      solderon29
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        The inner brass tube of the counterweight becomes detached as the glue dries out.

        You can remove the counterweight and unscrew the inner brass tube.Take care to note the position of the tube relative to the outer weight though,so as to have the correct weight calibration when you reassemble.

        Once exposed,you can reglue the inner tube to the rubber bung on the arm,using superglue.

        Reassemble and recalibrate tracking weight as necessary.

        Nick

        in reply to: New member! Looking for a Beocenter 7700 PCB. #35815
        solderon29
        GOLD Member

          Martin (member Dillen)used to be able to refurbish these display modules on an exchange basis.ie,you sent him your faulty one,and he sent you a rebuilt one.

          Very well done too in my experience,with the illumination/colour as per the original.

          Have a look at his Beoparts shop website/

          Nick

          in reply to: Need help sourcing a BEOGRAM CD 50 laser #35799
          solderon29
          GOLD Member

            Agreed!

            These (Sony) lasers are very long lived usually.What symptoms do you have with the unit?

            It should automatically drive the sled to the centre after the disc loads,so that the disc can be read.If that does’nt happen,it may be taking too long to load,which could be due to a loose/worn mechanism drive belt(common problem)Also the loading mechanism is probably slow due to dried out grease etc.The computer will block if the loading takes too long.It senses via microswitches attached to the mechanism.These become tarnished with age.

            Great machines,worth persevering with.

            Nick

            in reply to: BeoLab 8000: Power problem analysis, help needed #34393
            solderon29
            GOLD Member

              It’s quite common for the standby supply transformer(T2)to fail,as it’s permanently connected to power.

              Check that you have the two standby supplies +15and -15 at the emitters of TR3 and Tr4.

              Check that there is about 23 volt dc at the relay coil.

              If none of the above are present,check for about 60 volt AC between P1-1 and P1-2 on pcb 01.

              If not present,then the transformer T2 has failed.This is a special part made “in house” by B&O,so you need to ensure that you order the correct one for your country.

              You can work on the amp/psu assembly by connecting ac power to P4 on pcb 01,but you should find the looms are just long enough to allow connection from the input sockets,if you prop something under the assembly when it’s out of the casing.

              It is possible for the relay RLI to stick open too.As you can see,only one set of contacts are employed.

              Nick

              in reply to: Beovox 3000 cloth? #34322
              solderon29
              GOLD Member

                Thanks Johan.

                I’ve sent them an e.mail,as they don’t appear to ship to the U.K.?

                Good selection of cloth as you say,and very good quality too.

                Nick

                in reply to: BeoCord VX7000 without BeoVision? #33716
                solderon29
                GOLD Member

                  If you search the archived Beoworld information,you should find previous post’s regarding this subject.The same problem arises when needing to operate a B&O dvd player,independant of the tv.

                  Nick

                  in reply to: Wall mount for beosound 9000 #33110
                  solderon29
                  GOLD Member

                    Its good advice to try and find a B&O wall bracket,although alternatives could be fabricated too.

                    The B&O ones are particularly well made and strong.Remember,it’s a heavy unit,so you want it to stay on the wall and not end up on the floor as a kit?

                    The wall brackets change hands here in the U.K.for about £150.

                    Nick

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