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  • Re: Pickup-arm Beogram 7000

    @ Joeyboygolf You mean the section 5-2 in servicemanual? I have read thru this section but im abit "affraid" of this one, my suspicion tho is that maybe screw C or D might be loose of have to be corrected. But honestly I would be more content if i left it to a repairman since the inside of the BG is abit too weak for brutal me :) Thanx for
    Posted to BeoGram (Forum) by MoglesMac on 02-03-2009
  • Re: Pickup-arm Beogram 7000

    Thanx for the response Peter I also dont wanna play that many records until I have fixed this since it looks rather "brutal" for the stylus. I prob need then to visit my Bang&Olufsen store and let them sort both problems out (at least try). The light sensitive cell is the "Diaphragm for Photo Control" in servicemanual 5-3 right
    Posted to BeoGram (Forum) by MoglesMac on 02-02-2009
  • Pickup-arm Beogram 7000

    Hello all, I have problem with my pickup-arm on my Beogram. First of all it almost always drops to early (outside the edge) and then correct itself. The error is "worse" on singles. When it comes to the end of the record it allmost everytime also lifts too early (again problem worse on singles). Then I have also noticed another stranges thing
    Posted to BeoGram (Forum) by MoglesMac on 02-02-2009
  • Re: Beomaster 5500

    Hi, To start or stop TIMER OFF you press the right side of the front (POWER) and while pressing it press the left side (STEP) quickly, then the TIMER OFF should stop. This function is for cutting the sound in mainroom while you have a TIMER set for a LINK-room. Hope that helps Jesper Sweden
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-07-2008
  • Re: Beomaster 7000 + LC1 + LC2

    :D Well i have had a LC2 controling a single lamp via BM for a while now and since it was alone i never saw that it "misbehaved". However now in christmastime I installed a "season-lamp" in the window wich i hooked up to an old LC1 and when i tried to get that single LC1 to light up and stay lit during night i noticed that the LC2
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-03-2008
  • Re: Beomaster 7000 + LC1 + LC2

    Ok now it got very complicated... I know i can use LINK to control units in other rooms and that was why i had an idea that it maybe "leaked" IR-transmission from my link-room (see my first post). In my Beolink 7000 wich i use to program the BM7000 i indeed have a "global"-feature where i can turn all lamps on or off. How do you
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-02-2008
  • Re: Beomaster 7000 + LC1 + LC2

    Hmmm you are on something here, when i have LC1 disconnected and press LINK LIGHT 1 my LC2 lights up (similar to the strange behaviour i have) and if i press LIGHT 1 nothing happens (since LC1 is disconnected)..... why is it start to light with that command? and why is BM sending that in mainroom?
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-02-2008
  • Re: Beomaster 7000 + LC1 + LC2

    I disconnected LC1 from mains completely and tested and still my LC2 lights up (wich is not part of lightpicture 1). I watched IR-transmission thru mobilephonecam and it looks like there are two short bursts of transmission and that result in LC1 to light up (wich is correct) then i can see no further transmission from BM but after 2 sec or so the LC2
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-02-2008
  • Beomaster 7000 + LC1 + LC2

    I have a BM 7000 set up to light up Light-picture 1 at a specific time but when it does that my LC2 dims up after a couple a seconds (its not part of light-picture 1). So first my LC1 lights up (as it should be) then after 1-2 sec the LC2 also dims up. Am i missing something? Seems to me that the BM sends two diffrent light-commands. I have also a link
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 12-02-2008
  • Re: MCL2AV + New Bang & Olufsen Speakers

    Yea the Beolab 4500 is my "dream-pair" for bedroom but how would a set of Beolab 6000 hold up? comparisonwise? The 4500 is very "sparse" to get hold of but im in no hurry tho :D Jesper Sweden
    Posted to General Forum (Forum) by MoglesMac on 11-04-2008
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