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Hi I have a Beogram 4002 with a dead power supply does anyone have one or know the specs or know a generic supply one can get to replace it. Cheers Memyod
What exactly do you mean by a dead power supply? That is a very generic term! Tell us exactly what is dead and what you have done to establish this then we can help you more :)
Olly
Hi there is no power thru the main power input I believe there was a power surge when it was turned on some weeks ago and the power supply may be burnt out but as it's in a sealed 'black box' can't see but mate and I checked with multimeter and there's definitely no power getting thru
Have you checked the fuses ?
Martin
EDIT : Second try at posting this, first try timed out.Second try went in after 25 seconds.
Yes it's the power supply that's not functioning replaced fuses and tested it thouroughly so I'm looking for a replacement power supply
Dillen: Have you checked the fuses ? Martin EDIT : Second try at posting this, first try timed out.Second try went in after 25 seconds.
Same problem here, a lot of time outs, and only on this site.
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Power supply ... Is that the transformer, you are referring to ?If so, you need to let us know the type number of your Beogram and also if it has avoltage setting switch or has been produced to a specific mains voltage ?
The rest of the power supply is on the main circuit board of which there are countless versionsand the norm is to repair the boards rather than replace them.Have you checked the AC from the transformer or DC across the filter caps ?
Hi don't know if my last message got thru having connection problems but yes we checked the AC and DC points and the tag on the transformer/power supply is torn but what shows is - P?E 5512 - will check that again later it's the main resin encased black box mains power lead into it with a few smaller wires leading from it to the circuit board etc it has a variable power supply switching we have 240 volts here in Australia. Cliff
Hi Martin,
I also have a BeoGram 4002 with a faulty transformer. The unit used to work properly and after a power surge it is now blowing fuses.
It has a voltage setting switch (i have it set for 240v here in Australia), and the transformer is type 5511.
Do you know if it is possible to buy a new transformer for the unit, or what specifications I should be looking for? I guess I could fit an external transformer if i can't find one that fits the unit exactly.
Many thanks
Bryan
Also, at some stage someone has converted the output to RCA and an earth, and I would like to restore it to a 5pin DIN for input into my Beomaster 1900.
Do you know if it is possible to buy a 5 pin DIN plug that terminates in the straight line black 6 pin male connection that will plug straight into the output on the board? Or is this something i will have to make up by soldering to the existing plug?
Thanks again.
Hi I just recieved my power supply from a source on Ebay it's a 5513 different case to the 5512 on my Beogram 4002 but will do the job so try Ebay or Amazon to source parts apart from this forum it seems parts are hard to come by. Cheers Cliff (Memyod)
It's not that parts are that difficult to find and, previously, many users (including myself)would have responded to your need right away.The big problem for Beoworld right now is that posting has become a problem forsome users at some hours of the day, with some browsers with some operating systems who,at an intermittent (but high) rate get posts rejected or timed out, get server error messages, TCP/IP faultsand/or page unavailable messages and the likes so many of the previous very "heavy" users (like myself) haveeither left or reduced posting to merely state their own needs rather than helping others andadding fresh material to the community.Sad but true.
Good to hear that you found a part.
BryanCannings: Also, at some stage someone has converted the output to RCA and an earth, and I would like to restore it to a 5pin DIN for input into my Beomaster 1900. Do you know if it is possible to buy a 5 pin DIN plug that terminates in the straight line black 6 pin male connection that will plug straight into the output on the board? Or is this something i will have to make up by soldering to the existing plug? Thanks again. Bryan
Yes you will have to make this lead up, I assume the internal plug is still in situ? If blowing fuses and you have disconnected everything from the secondary of the transformer then it is faulty.