Beomaster 5000 power problem

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    gpv
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      Hi, I have a beomaster 5000 with a blown fuse, I replaced the battery, all the capacitors on the power amplifier board and the preamplifier board. Now when I turn it on the two relays trip but the red light doesn’t work, if I press the button it turns on then you see the word loudness which fades away. Can anyone help me? what could i check?

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      gpv
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        Can anyone help me?

        #22121
        gpv
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          Hi everyone, I’ve partially solved it, there’s only one problem left.
          When I plug it in it doesn’t turn on but when I press a button on the control faceplate it turns on and then it works.
          When I unplug it and put it back the problem reappears….????
          Please does anyone know the problem? And do you know what I could check to fix the problem?
          Thank you.

          #22321
          Audionerd87
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            Have you double checked the connections to the processor board (one by one) at the front of the unit. If it is actually turning on (which is a good sign, didn’t fry the CPU ) it may be a connection issue seeing as the cables and corresponding plugs are pushing 40 years old. Additionally, you may want to look at the internal IR sensor. They can cause a host of unusual problems when they start to go bad.

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            gpv
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              I have another one that works and I tried to replace the processor board but the problem remained, then I also changed the display capacitors but the problem remained.
              The relay works but maybe I should replace it anyway just to be safe?

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