From everything I have looked at the beocenter automatically judges the size of te reocrd on the turnatble.  Mine judges correct size but when it starts to play it switches off and returns the stylus arm usually about half way through,

When I bought this as a bargain, the price was worth the speakers that it came with it alone,  but would always prefer another working beogram for the collection into the bargain!!!

Any ideas please.

Thanks,

Havenboy

Hi, does this happen only with 7" records or 12" as well?

Chris.

hi

 Only with12"

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The only thing I can think with this is that there si a timer set somewhere to record a certain amount of the record onto tape, and it only runs to this timer as hwen I start the record in the middle it still stops before the end.

Any other ideas appreciated!!

Sean

Have you tried the obvious, i.e turning it off at the wall, waiting a couple of minutes and then turning it on again?  

Simon 

havenboy:

The only thing I can think with this is that there si a timer set somewhere to record a certain amount of the record onto tape, and it only runs to this timer as hwen I start the record in the middle it still stops before the end.

Any other ideas appreciated!!

Sean

I was thinking it may be the end of play pick up adjustment is way out. There are (IIRC) adjusters for both 7" & 12" records and maybe it has been knocked way out, lifting halfway through seems a bit unlikely but I suppose not impossible. Unfortunatley the service manual isn't on site for this model but is there for the 7002 which I belive uses the same turntable so may be worth taking a look at.

Chris.

Thanks guys

I have tried tiurning on and off, several differnt reocrd types.  The thing is that if I start the record  later on i.e. start it at half way through, it still does not make it to the end, I may try timing ti to see if the time playing is the dsame on each accosion.

Thanks for the tips guys, hoprefully one of these will solve it, I have downlaoded the 7002 manual and this should help.

Cheers

Sean