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Re: Beomaster 1900-2 without right channel sound

lausvi — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:38:39 GMT

The silent channel can also be because of a broken slider. All the sliders (treble, bass, balance) carry "information" of both channels and the sliding mech. can break down causing a lost of a channel. The slider can be repaired by glueing the parts back, I have done it few times and it really works.

Re: Beomaster 1900-2 without right channel sound

preb — Mon, 31 May 2010 17:00:40 GMT

I have taken it apart before to exchange the lamps, and I have exchanged pieces successfully in other electronic devices before, so I don't worry - yet . Otherwise there is a store nearby, that I have earlier exchanged some SMD caps for me on a circuit board in my electrical piano.

Re: Beomaster 1900-2 without right channel sound

Peter — Mon, 31 May 2010 16:21:38 GMT

It could be capacitors but you will need to check the whole circuit. Are you experienced in electronic repairs? If not, I would recommend getting someone to fix this for you - the 1900 fits quite a lot in a small box! Tricky to take apart and trickier to put back together!!

Beomaster 1900-2 without right channel sound

preb — Mon, 31 May 2010 15:59:12 GMT

Hi all

Thanks for running this wonderful website, helping us keeping our nice B&O devices alive

I'm the proud owner of a Beomaster 1900-2, but since a couple of month without sound in the right channel, i.e. speaker 1 + 2 and earphone having the right channel silent. No repair or capacitor exchange has ever been done. How are the changes that an exchange of the capacitors will cure the problem? - applying the famous capacitor kit

Additionally, the left channel is humming a bit. According to another thread, I've seen that there is a good chance of curing that using the capacitor kit.

Also some of the lamps are no longer working, so fortunately a lamp kit exists as well - having exchanged the lamps a few times during the many years already.

Thanks in advance.

Kind regards

Preben