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Re: beocenter 1400

boreades — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 12:12:01 GMT

Dust removed inside, white painting stains removed from the wood,

I think it will visually match with 2 Beovox 1000...I'll send pics of the beast in a little while...

Thanks for your precious advice

Philippe

Re: beocenter 1400

lausvi — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 11:31:10 GMT

Beocenter 1400 was my first B&O I had! Still have it but it's in storage (can't try removing the sides).

I seem to remember that the side panels just pull off. I think I did it by hand and from the bottom side (rather than from the top).

Re: beocenter 1400

boreades — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 10:19:48 GMT

Hello Mika, thanks for the tip, it works!

It's always a great moment when you find the sealed enveloppe with the schematics inside...

The other surprise is that the cassette deck runs at the right speed nearly forty years after, and that the belt has not melted around in comparison of more recent products...I've had a big cleaning job recently on a Beocord 8000

Re: beocenter 1400

tournedos — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 09:16:43 GMT

Welcome, Philippe

The service manual simply shows to pry the end plate (not the top) off with a flat screwdriver at the top corner, next to the cassette buttons. Apparently it snaps on somehow. Then you should find two screws at the side of the machine along the top edge.

I've never seen one of these personally, so pay attention to where you insert the screwdriver (or wait a bit until somebody else tells you more)

beocenter 1400

boreades — Wed, 05 Oct 2011 08:22:01 GMT

Hello beoworld community, I'm new on this forum

Just found a Beocenter 1400 at a flea market, the unit is working fine but I want to have a look on the cassette deck. I thought the dismantling process was to be as simple as for a 901, but I' can't see how to remove the wooden upper panel (right side)

I simply can't get to the side screws on the side of the cassette deck??? There must be some simple way to remove it?

Help!

Philippe