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Re: Clean Beolit 707

Leslie — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 16:23:31 GMT

Be careful Tony while removing and cleaning the perspex. They are very fragile and can break easily. And watch the balls

Re: Clean Beolit 707

ahmeow — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 16:04:49 GMT

Hello Steve,

I'm a newbie here. Just acquired a same Beolite 707 recently from ebay. Source from Denmark. Very nice radio. Powerful sound. Super reception.

Thank you for your information as I'm also want to clean the dirt inside the perspex.

Tony.

Re: Clean Beolit 707

Leslie — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 15:24:06 GMT

Steve, you are

Now I finally can clean all Beolits (just two) I have.

Thank you very much.

Btw, took me 1 hour to find my balls (the Beolit I mean)......lying on the carpet floor

Re: Clean Beolit 707

Stonk — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 12:28:39 GMT

Hi Leslie,

No you don't remove the sides. Remove the 3 or 4 screws below the tuner face - 2 screws are on the string side in the corners near the handle fixings, the other 2 (or one sometimes) is on the battery side and quite obvious. You may need to remove the antenna tip next by unscrewing it. Lift the facepanel up at the antenna end, guide the antenna through the hole and whilst holding the tuning slider, slide the facepanel away. The little metal balls will be caught by the magnet as it slides off. The perspex strips can be removed by sliding them out of their channels - sometimes stuck a bit with gunk but they will come free.

When refitting locate the tuning slider back in place and roll the balls down the channels & the magnet will catch them.

Steve

Clean Beolit 707

Leslie — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 08:32:33 GMT

Has anyone tried to open a Beolit 707.

I want to clean the facepanel mainly underneath the perspex on top of the radio. There's a lot of dust under this perspex but I can't find the method how to remove the sides. At least I think you have to remove the sides first to get acces.