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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012 READ ONLY FORUM
This is the first Archived Forum which was active between 17th April 2007 and
1st March February 2012
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That's because then you are sending different commands - the receiver knows that "1" "2" must be two separate keypresses, whereas with "1" "1" it thinks both of the IR bursts are part of a single, longer press of "1" unless there's a long enough pause between them. Some remote control protocols
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Assembly, as always, is the reverse of the disassembly. Remember to install the belt and rotate the platter a few turns to make sure it stays in place. The square panel needs to be orientated like this - the edge of the side panel goes between this brass strip and the panel itself. It can be tight. Also, note the brass fork I mentioned earlier. The
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This part of the control panel can be pried off - it snaps in place with some spring clips, and theoretically could come loose during shipping. Below it, you see a single screw which holds the rest of the control panel in place.
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Here we have a peek at the muting circuit. If you have a Beogram 6000 or one of the others with a CD-4 decoder option, there will be a large circuit board sandwiched below it, extending all the way under the control panel.
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The subplatter once again just lifts off. The subplatter and platter definitely need to be packaged separately when you ship these Beograms!
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Here's the inside of the deck, with the subplatter still sitting on the actual bearing. (can anyone confirm if there are versions without this kind of a subplatter?)
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The platter can now be removed. Release the belt from around the motor pulley and lift off the platter - carefully, as the subplatter may be stuck on it and fall. Note how I wrapped the belt partly around the platter. That keeps it in place making installation much easier.
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The next part to remove is the rectangular plate around the platter. It just lifts off, don't bump the stylus or scratch the dust lid while doing so. Then you are left with this.
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This is the underside of the side panel. Note the pegs that keep it in place - one of them must slide in a brass hook in the left front corner when you are reinstalling it later.
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The next step is to remove the side panel above the controls. Lift the right edge of it about this much, and then slide it away to the right. Be careful not to bump the stylus if you have the cartridge installed!
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