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Beogram 1000 wont start

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hejsam
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hejsam Posted: Tue, May 30 2017 9:00 PM

Hello everybody,

 

I have a beautiful Beogram 1000 which I got from my dad. However it have stopped working. It worked fine a couple of months ago and haven´t played it since. Plugged it in yesterday and nothing, it wont start. I can hear a small sound from the engine so atleast it gets electricity, and the belt seems fine aswell. Do you have any idea what´s wrong, and what to do about it? 

Conlcusion: the platter wont start spinning when i plug it in and release the tonearm!

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If the motor is spinning you may have problems with the speed change mechanics, check this thread

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Peter replied on Tue, May 30 2017 9:54 PM

I reckon the motor has seized with the grease in it solidifying. Turn it on and try spinning the platter and see if you can encourage the motor a little - however the real answer is for the motor to be properly disassembled and cleaned -

'Something lingering, with boiling oil in it, I fancy. Something of that sort. I think boiling oil occurs in it, but I'm not sure. I know it's something humorous, but lingering, with either boiling oil or melted lead.'

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Peter:

I reckon the motor has seized with the grease in it solidifying. Turn it on and try spinning the platter and see if you can encourage the motor a little - however the real answer is for the motor to be properly disassembled and cleaned -

'Something lingering, with boiling oil in it, I fancy. Something of that sort. I think boiling oil occurs in it, but I'm not sure. I know it's something humorous, but lingering, with either boiling oil or melted lead.'

Who will get the quote first?

Peter

I tried boiling motor oil for my motorWhistle I'm going to try the vacuum pressure approach next time.

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hejsam replied on Wed, May 31 2017 8:07 PM

I have tried spinning the platter with no result, so how do I properly disassemble and clean the motor without breaking anything? 

Have you guys done it and maybe wanna help me with a short tutorial? 

Thank you for the answers! Big Smile

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Check out sorens link he shared.
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