I am working on a BeoCenter 9000 at the moment and it is quite annoying. Not because I had to replace the processor to get it to work and all the other age-related small problems, but because the previous owner thought he could repair it. So a lot of screws are missing, other screws are in the wrong place, screws are even missing on parts that did not

I just repaired a BeoGram CD7000, replaced the cap (the old one measured 15,7uF) and it still did not work. Since it already had been worked on by someone else, I assume they tried to adjust the laser current. I readjusted the laser current and it works like a charm now! In a previous repair I have also replaced the trimmer, since it was broken. So

Hmm, ik heb "Michel" al een mailtje gestuurd en raad eens wat het antwoord was? "Hallo, Hartelijk dank voor uw e-mail en interesse in het kopen van mijn pakket.The pakket is beschikbaar voor 780 EUR, zoals vermeld op de website. Ik kocht het item toen ik werkte in Nederland voor 2 jaar, als een politieman, in een uitwisselingsprogramma

http://link.marktplaats.nl/414808701 En nu heet hij opeens weer Michel uit den Haag, 1 dag actief op Marktplaats. Wie stuurt hem nu een mailtje? Ik heb overigens nog geen antwoord op mijn vraag of ik de BeoLab's 1 kan beluisteren......

Do you know what caused the problem? There has been a defective white BeoMaster 5500 sold in the Netherlands on Marktplaats which was struck by lightning, I hope it is not this one?

There are two capacitors on the mainboard of the LC2 (C17: 220uF/16V & C3 22uF/10V). Replace both of them and your problem probably will be gone (use 105ºC capacitors).

As far as I know the midranges are no longer available. So the only option is to change the speaker surrounds.

The volume control of the BeoMaster does not work, you have to use the volume control of the external source. All the BeoMaster does is connect the Speaker 1 to the Speaker In connection. The BeoMaster doe not even have to be switched on.

[quote user="Søren Mexico"] [quote user="Leslie"] [quote user="Søren Mexico"] Fighting a BM 6500, servo motor problems, the motor and its PVB OK, something else is wrong and I just dont get it, 2 days now. [/quote] Never knew that a BM6500 (Beomaster 6500?) has a motor inside and what's a PVB? [/quote

Can you take & post some pictures of this?