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Trouble shooting Beogram BC6000

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Scags
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Scags Posted: Thu, Jul 7 2016 12:23 AM

Wish to restore recently inherited turntable, whilst | am an electrician this is out of my league.

Upon powering up, the stylus arm drives to the centre of the spindle  Which componentry should I start with?

Scags

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ProGram replied on Thu, Jul 7 2016 4:25 AM

BC6000? Is it a BG6000? (Beogram), I'm expecting, you tried with a record on the platter. Otherwise the arm searches for it and returns to rest.

Chris

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Scags replied on Sat, Jul 9 2016 11:18 PM

Thanks Chris, With a record in situ the arms drive to the centre of the platter (well onto the paper label). The left arm lamp is illuminated quite clearly.

I would appreciate help with this problem as I am 900k north of Brisbane Australia and the Beoworld agent there has not returned my call.

Ray

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ProGram replied on Sun, Jul 10 2016 7:32 AM

Hi Ray,

well, so you try to fix it by yourself? Or you find someone to give instructions. 

The record detection is kind of interesting. There is a lamp you already have seen and the reflected light is received by a photo-cell. This sounds not very tricky, but the platter plays an important role! When the platter spins and the sensor is not over a record, the black stripes generate a pulsing signal (sort of ac voltage). In your case, there might be an ac signal even with a record on. It thinks, there is no record and moves further on. 

I suggest a ripple on the supply voltage >bad capacitors/elkos.

What equipment do you have for repair?

Chris

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Dillen replied on Sun, Jul 10 2016 10:35 AM

Broken sensor element
Bad lamp/sensor alignment
Wrong wattage lamp
Bad sensorarm alignment
Bad solder joint at edge connector
Electronic fault

A scope to the signal path would tell it all.

Martin

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