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  • in reply to: Beocenter 7000 Aux/ext Tape FM Radio bleed #23542
    GrooveX
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      Aha, digging further looks like the gunk is probably lubrication from the hinge for the aluminium lid. That’s not working/dampened quite as it should be, but working good enough for my purposes so don’t want to poke around too much there; likely a red herring

      in reply to: Beocenter 7000 Aux/ext Tape FM Radio bleed #23540
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        Well got the thing open and found it remarkably clean inside dust wise, though there was a somewhat sticky area on the left side looking back to front. Gave it a brush and hoover inside, and everything seems to work flawlessly except for that tiny Tape 2 bleed issue. Sounds pretty good too!

        Does the slight sticky gunk covered area give anybody any clues?

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        GrooveX
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          Thanks so much, very kind!

          I actually have the circuit board layout from the non-user manual, mais en Francais! Might as well be Chinese frankly ftho, for all the sense I can make of it 🙂

          Will try to have a pole around tomorrow, and in the meantime any tips still gratefully appreciated!

          Many thanks!

           

           

          in reply to: Beocenter 7000 Aux/ext Tape FM Radio bleed #23506
          GrooveX
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            Thanks very much for your reply, Guy, that’s good info! Dad been looking for the pin wiring info and after my searches came up blank I ended up buying a 5 pin male to dual female phonos lead.

            Unfortunately the input signal seems strong so unlikely there is a wiring issue.

            And also found the 7002 manual now – thanks again! Had been pressing buttons a little haphazardly but that now suggests Tape + P1 to activate Aux; unless anybody knows of a key combination wrinkle on the 7000 I guess the problem must be on the inside? Anybody have any clues? Or even a basic instruction for how to open the thing up? 😮

            Again many thanks for any help!

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