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ARCHIVED FORUM -- April 2007 to March 2012
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Beocenters from 5000 to 7700, I love them, I pass all the time on then, beautiful machines, some parts still to be "obscure" and other clear as water, beautiful!!!!
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I'm interested in the main pcb
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[quote user="Action"] I'd be looking for some guidance on how to correct these issues and particularly someone with specific knowledge on how to repair the CDM1 mechanism. I have had the lens cleaned and checked. Which particular caps would be the ones to examine and replace? [/quote] All the elctrolitics on the PCB [quote user="Action"
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The first thing is to check the HF eye pattern using an oscilloscope. Cause of this malfunction could be: - Not clean pickup lense - Defective caps - Dry joint on the main PCB - Incorrect turntable height / mech problems - Mechanical "stiction" on the swing arm - Incorrect calibrations - Defctive laser pickup The sequence shows the check to
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Umm What is the fault in your player?
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In the southern not but in the middle yes
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Maybe a defective capacitor?
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If you don't find another TT cover check this topic http://forum.beoworld.org/forums/t/26847.aspx Ciao ciao
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I'm working on to make a glass reply but it requires time...
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Hi Lizzy Anzi... Ciao Lizzy, da un Umbro/Pugliese Proseguo in inglese per correttezza. The problem could be in the loudspeakers or in the loudspeakers connections. Try to disconnect the loudspeakers and power on the unit and set the voulme over 4, does it go in std-by again? IF YES, there could be a problem in the ampli section. IF NOT the problem is