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Beogram 8002 motor issue

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leosgonewild
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leosgonewild Posted: Tue, Aug 14 2018 6:56 PM
How can I fix this issue?

https://youtu.be/R9hbPttO4JU

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Dillen replied on Tue, Aug 14 2018 8:57 PM

Replace capacitors
Repair cracked solder joints
Replace CPU socket
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Repair front panel << / >> opto circuit.

Martin 

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Dillen replied on Wed, Aug 15 2018 6:59 AM

I can't see the black subplatter in the video.
Perhaps it's just out of view.
NEVER run the Beogram without it.

Martin

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Do you mean the bottom plate of the whole unit? I connected the ground to it, but it is lying next to it.

Or do you mean the black plate that is under the vinyl plate?

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Dillen replied on Wed, Aug 15 2018 4:11 PM

The Beogram bottom plate is not important.

The black subplatter (the round rotating part of the eddy-current motor) sits under the platter (the round thing with the radial streaks on it, that carries the record).
Without the subplatter nothing will run and the tacho-opto gets no feedback. This causes the electronics
to send max output to the motor coils (to no avail besides heavy humming) until the drivers burn. 

Martin

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