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Re: BeoGram 2000 problem

Medogsfat — Mon, 24 Oct 2011 10:52:14 GMT

It's been a while since I have done the set down adjustment but there is cam inside which you turn (very little) to adjust the set down. I think there are actually 2 of these - 1 for 12" & the other for 7" singles if memory serves me. I've added a pic from the service manual below.

As for the arm sliding across the record :-

1. Have you got the tracking weight set correctly?

2. Has the anti skating mechanism spring been dislodged during transit/repair?

3. Is the cartridge a good one?

Chris.

Re: BeoGram 2000 problem

pmposse — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 15:28:47 GMT

Hi Martin,

thanks for your advice, I did take a look inside and part of the tone arm moving mechanism had popped off its seat (highly technical me). I replaced it and the tone arm now moves correctly, however, now when you put a record on it and play it, the tone arm drops down just a millimeter away from the edge of the record, or it goes on fine and sort of 'slides' across the record. Any ideas?

Thanks for all your help!

Re: BeoGram 2000 problem

Dillen — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 07:56:55 GMT

Welcome to Beoworld !

Sounds like the sequence wheel and related mechanical parts hasen't been assembled correctly.
Very hard to diagnose further without actually looking inside and knowing which type of Beogram 2000, you have.

Martin

BeoGram 2000 problem

pmposse — Mon, 10 Oct 2011 06:32:14 GMT

Firstly, hello everyone!

I was just given a BeoGram 2000 that had been sat in its box in a workshop for about 14 years, in really excellent condition, manuals and the lot, I was given it in good faith and told it was fully working when it was put in the cupboard, however there seems to be an issue with unit and I was wondering if anyone could help.

Firstly the tone arm seems to be sat too far to the right of the unit and is also actually touching the surface (which does not seem right to me!), secondly if you put a record on the deck and hit play, the tone arm moves way off to the right (right off the edge of the deck) and the turntable seems to emit a very quiet grating noise, after a few moments the deck stops spinning.

I was wondering if there was a simple fix for this issue or if anyone had any ideas what it might be, I'm a technician so I've got no problem opening it up to fix, but didn't want to start poking about in there without any ideas!

Many thanks.